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Intel Is Back As A Dividend Raiser
Intel Corporation (INTC)—the world’s largest maker of semiconductors—finally rejoined the ranks of dividend raisers after a longhiatus. Starting in the first quarter of 2015, INTC will pay a $0.24 quarterly dividend, up from the $0.225 dividend it has paid since August of 2012. This represents a 7% bump. That’s not too shabby, but as a long-time holder […]
Gold Daily And Silver Weekly Charts – Metals Bears Shocked By Unusual Intra-Day Reversal
As you know the Swiss gold referendum was defeated this Sunday, along with all the other initiatives issues like tax reform and immigration. The metals bears were licking their chops and counting their chickens, and gold and silver both opened sharply lower in overnight futures trading. At one point silver broke the 15 handle and gold […]
Oil, Oil ,Oil
“Davidson” submits: Oil (USO) (OIL) has been much in the news. Falling prices have resulted in a good number of ‘Collapsing Economy’ predictions. A large number of analysts, too many to count, indicate that US oil production is the reason for a global glut and justifies a collapse in oil company stocks and a rise […]
The Retail Apocalypse Accelerates: Collapsing Holiday Sales Are A Signal That A Recession Is Coming
Retail sales during the four day Thanksgiving weekend were down a whopping 11 percent from last year. This is a “make or break” time of the year for many retailers, and if things don’t turn around during the coming weeks we could see a tsunami of store closings in January and February. As you read […]
Jordan Roy-Byrne Believes 2015 Will See The Renewal Of Gold’s Secular Bull Market
Past performance does not guarantee future performance, as they say, but Jordan Roy-Byrne, CMT, editor and publisher of The Daily Gold Premium, is persuaded that the bottom in gold is no more than a couple of months away. And after that, look out. In this interview with The Gold Report, Roy-Byrne says that his study of gold’s history explains […]
E Lessons Learned From The 2014 Blackhat Security Conference
The annual Las Vegas Blackhat security conference draws great attention from the media as the showpiece for trendy cyber security topics. From its inception in 1997, Blackhat has grown into a global conference series with additional stops in Abu Dhabi, Barcelona, and Washington DC. The conference includes the latest researchers from leading security companies such […]
Spot The Odd One Out
While we have focused on the decoupling between US equity markets and their high-yield credit and US Treasury yield peers, today is perhaps most notably for the widening seen in investment-grade credit markets – the most in 2 months – as oil-complex concerns squeeze liquidity across all credits. Notably HYG is under significant pressure also (not helped […]
SP 500 And NDX Futures Daily Charts – End Of Month Paint Is Dry
Stocks were slumping today from the open, with (AAPL) having taken a dive, and a few of the major indices with it. There was no particular reason for this fundamentally. My own theory was that the funds were painting the tape with some seriously heavy handed brushstrokes into the end of the month in quiet […]
5 Stocks To Watch This Week 12-1-14
(Photo Credit: Zona Retiro) Wednesday – Abercrombie & Fitch Revenue has slid at Abercrombie & Fitch (ANF) in 6 consecutive quarters and management is taking drastic action to get the brand back in gear. In August Abercrombie announced that it will be removing its logo from most clothing starting in Spring 2015. The emblazoned Abercrombie and […]
After The Black Friday Rout: Three Retailer ETFs For The Holidays
Black Friday was ugly. Early estimates show Black Friday sales down 11% over last year’s numbers. That’s a bad sign, though it remains to be seen whether this is a true case of retail weakness or merely a sign that “Black Friday” no longer holds the mystique it once did in the era of online […]
