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Interest Rates Could Be Creating Topping Patterns, Says Joe Friday

Interest Rates Could Be Creating Topping Patterns, Says Joe Friday

The trend for interest rates over the past couple of years is clearly higher, as yields have risen sharply! The 10-year yield trend over the past 6-years is flat and the same can be said for the 30-year yield over the past 3-years, as each is at the top of respective trading ranges. Joe Friday Just The Facts- Interest rates are […]
Why GOOG Is A $1900 Stock

Why GOOG Is A $1900 Stock

Why Google is a $1,900 Stock Everyone uses Google to search the web. More than 90% of all internet searches are taken place over Google and its subsidiaries and there are 3.5 billion searches via Google per day. (Business Insider, 2018)As a result of Google’s frequent use by the consumer, the word “google” was added […]
Offshore Gold Storage: Are You An Owner Or A Creditor? – Part 1

Offshore Gold Storage: Are You An Owner Or A Creditor? – Part 1

Video Length: 00:36:19 This is the first part of a four-part series delving into the critical areas to look for with offshore gold storage to truly secure your wealth with SBTV’s latest guest, Gregor Gregersen. Gregor deconstructs the often opaque inner workings of the gold & silver storage industry and asks bullion owners storing offshore […]
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                        Forex Analysis Of GBP/USD For Friday, August 10

E Forex Analysis Of GBP/USD For Friday, August 10

First, we look into the previous day trade and what happened on August 9, 2018, and the GBP/USD pair opened at 1.28817 and went high at 1.29111 and gone to low at 1.28171 and finally closed at 1.28229. The calculated pivot point for the day is 1.28504. The difference between high and low was nearly […]
The New Rash Of Investor Rip-Offs… And How To Avoid Them

The New Rash Of Investor Rip-Offs… And How To Avoid Them

Technology like crowdfunding and the rise of various, new asset classes including Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies have combined to create some exciting, new opportunities for investors. But recent statements from the North American Securities Administrators Association (NASAA) warn that scammers and con artists are also following the money, and there has been a significant increase in […]
Another Highly Optimistic Business Owners’ Survey

Another Highly Optimistic Business Owners’ Survey

Many of the consumer and business sentiment surveys continue to be reported at or near record levels. I highlighted a few of these high level optimism surveys last month in a post titled, Sentiment Is Widely Positive. Earlier this week Gallup released the results of the quarterly Wells Fargo/Gallup Small Business Index and Gallup noted, “small business owners […]
This Week In Cryptocurrency – Friday, August 10

This Week In Cryptocurrency – Friday, August 10

Thick Skin Bootcamp Last week, the total cryptocurrency market took an 8% hit from the SEC’s rejection of the Winklevoss ETF filing. This week, the total cryptocurrency market cap fell 14.33%, largely catalyzed by the SEC postponing their decision on a Bitcoin-ETF proposed by CBOE, VanEck, and SolidX. Bitcoin fell from $7,400 to $6,388.59, a drop of 13.67%. Bitcoin’s lowest price this […]
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                        Markets: Contagion

E Markets: Contagion

The summer ended last night. Fear of economic war, contagion from EM, populist politics breaking the EUR – all that mixed with GDP reports from Japan and UK but we aren’t close to done with US CPI ahead begging the risk for more Fed hikes.  Russia retaliation. Russian PM Medvedev said that Moscow saw the new […]
Turkey Lays An Egg

Turkey Lays An Egg

Global stock markets are rattled as the President of Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, runs his economy into the ground raising contagion fear surrounding other European nations. Initially, oil was following the stock markets down but turned positive on a report from the normally more bearish leaning International Energy Agency (IEA) warning that as oil sanctions […]
Consumer Price Index: July Headline At 2.95%

Consumer Price Index: July Headline At 2.95%

The Bureau of Labor Statistics released the July Consumer Price Index data this morning. The year-over-year non-seasonally adjusted Headline CPI came in at 2.95%, up from 2.87% the previous month. Year-over-year Core CPI (ex Food and Energy) came in at 2.25%, up from the previous month’s 2.26% and above the Fed’s 2% PCE target. Here […]