Author Archive: Jeremy Parkinson
Coffee Could Get Much Cheaper If This Fails At (2)
CLICK ON CHART TO ENLARGE I’ve enjoyed sharing chart patterns and sentiment over the past 18-months on Coffee. Coming into this year, Coffee had done poorly and few investors were bullish the product. Then BAM… Coffee shoots up 100% in a couple of months. I was deeply honored when co-founder of Stocktwits, Howard Lindzon, gave […]
Abe Calls Election Because Of Revolt In Ruling Coalition
Last night, I started to write a post on Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s call for a “snap” election in Japan, which will likely be scheduled for Dec. 14. When I awoke this morning and prepared to finish the post, I noticed Zero Hedge beat me to it and nailed it to boot. No reason to reinvent the wheel. Notice that […]
Market Commentary: Averages Climb Into Green And Trade Sideways
Written by Gary Nice recovery Mr. Market. The averages climbed out of the morning doldrums to sit nicely in the green by the noon hour. While the DOW remains flat the other averages have melted up over +0.4%, but on falling volume sometimes hitting anemic values. By 11:30 the averages hit their high points and started […]
Initial Unemployment Claims Stay At Bubble Record Levels
The headline, fictional, seasonally adjusted number for initial unemployment claims came in at 291,000, which was not materially more than the Wall Street economist crowd consensus guess of 285,000. That was a non event. The actual, not seasonally finagled numbers, which the Wall Street captured media ignores, shows claims continuing at all time record levels on the basis […]
3 Things Worth Thinking About (Vol.18)
Stock/Bond Ratio Not Confirming Rally Following the October swoon, stocks have vaulted to all-time highs. As I discussed previously in “Sentiment Is Off The Charts Bullish,” there have only been few occasions where investors have felt so “giddy” about the financial markets. Such periods of exuberance have never ended well for investors as they were deluded by near-term“greed” which blinded […]
Best Buy Beats On Q3 Earnings And Revenues Estimates
Best Buy Company, Inc. (BBY – Analyst Report) reported third-quarter fiscal 2015 adjusted earnings from continuing operations of 32 cents per share that came miles ahead of both the Zacks Consensus Estimate of 25 cents and the year-ago quarter figure of 18 cents. Best Buy Co , Inc – Earnings Surprise | FindTheBest Including one-time items, the company […]
E Resource Stock Capitulation, Japan’s Hopeless Future, And Irresponsible Politicians
The following video discusses further reading recommendations, and also a brief discussion about Japan’s dismal future, and hopeless monetary printing. Nations cannot print their way out of a structural decline. The low birthrate, and aging population will ultimately either lead to the collapse of Japan, or a complete reform of its international business and immigration policies. […]
E EC USell: Renewed Growth Model Provides A Probable 100% Return Opportunity
Note from TM editors: This article discusses a microcap and/or penny stock. Such stocks are easily manipulated; please do your own due diligence. uSell (USEL) is a growing online re-commerce marketplace that sports superior features over websites like Ebay (EBAY) and Gazelle uSell appears to be on the verge of major expansion uSell’s Q3 filing revealed positive prospects and a cleaned up balance sheet; ample cash and no debt New partnerships with well established companies like Staples (SPLS) and Tracfone should translate to substantial shareholder value Continuous and significant insider buying validates the bull thesis I invest primarily in undervalued small caps and there are always a handful of […]
Financial Repression Authority With Doug Casey
This is a PODCAST from the back provinces of Argentina. The audio quality is the best the technology would allow. The content of Doug Casey’s views and understanding make it worth the listen!
US Pension Insurer Needs A Bailout
A Growing Shortfall The Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation is insuring the pensions of more than 40 million Americans employed in the private sector that have defined benefit pensions. We hadn’t been aware that it has run deficits for 12 years running, but it apparently has – and it is adding up. At the moment, the fund […]
