by Chris Black “We are going out of business more slowly than expected” and the stock jumps 5.7%. Amazing how a company that has never actually been cash flow positive can be worth a few hundred billion. Of course that …
by Dave Kranzler of Investment Research Dynamics Tilray could well become the poster-child stock of the biggest stock bubble in U.S. History. This past summer Tilray (TLRY) went public (July) at $17 per share. TLRY is a Canada-based medical marijuana company. While its …
by Martin Armstrong During the 1980s, I was called in to create a hedge for a bank against the Turkish lira which nobody made a market on. I had to create a synthetic hedge for the currency was moving into …
by Simon Black In January 1980, the price of gold hit a record high of $850 per ounce. Then it began a nearly two-decade slide. By the summer of 1999, gold hit $250 per ounce– a level not seen since the …
by BNI But nothing at all to combat “Christophobia” or “Judeophobia,” let alone terrorist attacks by Muslims and anti-American/anti-infidel hate speech by Islamic leaders in mosques all over America. FOX News Boston has launched a new public service campaign to …
By Michael Snyder How can a company that is going to generate $2,000,000,000 in negative free cash flow in 2017 be worth 70 billion dollars? Netflix has soared in popularity in recent years, but so have their financial losses. Just …
