Author Archive: Jeremy Parkinson

Bank Of Japan Buys Record Amount Of Equity ETFs: Once Upon A Time

Bank Of Japan Buys Record Amount Of Equity ETFs: Once Upon A Time

The Japanese stock market fell, so the Bank of Japan bought more equity funds. After cornering the bond market, the Bank of Japan has its sight on the stock market with a Record Buying Binge in March. The Bank of Japan spent 833 billion yen ($7.8 billion) on exchange-traded funds tracking the country’s shares last month, the […]
Cobalt Stock ‘Set To Turn Higher Immediately’

Cobalt Stock ‘Set To Turn Higher Immediately’

TM editors’ note: This article discusses a penny stock and/or microcap. Such stocks are easily manipulated; do your own careful due diligence. Cobalt is one of the most important minerals in existence, and is vital for the fast growing electric car industry and other applications. Getting on for half the world’s cobalt is located in […]
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                        We Like Kroger As It Approaches $20

E We Like Kroger As It Approaches $20

Kroger (KR) remains highly profitable and is in our opinion a valuable long-term investment for dividend income as well as market value capital gain. Kroger’s longevity and consistency will remain in place in the coming years. The most recent earnings were painful, but Kroger’s strategic developments and large market presence will give them an edge […]
Why A Dollar Collapse Is Inevitable

Why A Dollar Collapse Is Inevitable

“Naturally, the smooth termination of the gold-exchange standard, the restoration of the gold standard, and supplemental and interim measures that might be called for, in particular with a view to organizing international credit on this new basis, will have to be deliberately agreed upon between countries, in particular those on which there devolves special responsibility […]
5 Ultra-Cheap Growth ETFs For A Large-Cap Play This Spring

5 Ultra-Cheap Growth ETFs For A Large-Cap Play This Spring

Volatility and uncertainty have been playing foul in the U.S. stock market over the past couple of months. While the list of worries include higher rates, Washington turmoil, and tech selloff, the latest reason for the sluggish trading remains fears over a trade war between the United States and China. The U.S.-China trade dispute accelerated […]
Post-Pivot Plunge

Post-Pivot Plunge

Speaking of cryptos… with Long Island Iced Tea Blockchain now down 80% from its “pivot”, I think we have proof positive that switching your iced tea manufacturing firm to cryptocurrencies isn’t a great strategic move, at least past the first day or two.
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                        Stock Of The Week: Zoetis Inc.

E Stock Of The Week: Zoetis Inc.

Zoetis Inc. is a unique drug company that engages in the discovery, development and manufacture of animal health medicines and vaccines. Our furry household pets need this company and wait until you see the numbers on this company. Video Length: 00:05:01
USD/CAD Technical Outlook: Trade Setups For NFP, Canada Jobs

USD/CAD Technical Outlook: Trade Setups For NFP, Canada Jobs

The Canadian Dollar has been gaining steam since the March reversal with the USD/CAD decline now approaching initial measured targets. Key employment reports from both the U.S. and Canada are on tap tomorrow and while prices could see some upside from here, the broader outlook remains weighted to the downside. USD/CAD DAILY PRICE CHART Technical Outlook: Last month […]
Synthetic Option Trading Magic

Synthetic Option Trading Magic

My last article was called The Level One Blues. It described how to construct option positions in more than one way. This is useful if the option approval level assigned to you by your stockbroker is a low level. You can read more about what option approval levels are and what they mean in the last […]
Weak Post-2008 Crisis Economic Recovery Puts Capitalism At Risk

Weak Post-2008 Crisis Economic Recovery Puts Capitalism At Risk

There Hasn’t Been an Economic Recovery After the 2008 Crisis: Now Capitalism Itself Is at Risk There are signs the so-called economic recovery is heading for a re-evaluation of its ambitious pretense. At first glance, the stock market suggests otherwise—you might, with reason, be wondering which of the newly legalized herbal treats I have been inhaling. […]