Category Archive: Finance

EURUSD: “We Are At An Interesting Juncture”

EURUSD: “We Are At An Interesting Juncture”

Jim Martens talks about a pattern in EURUSD that’s been years in the making and what it implies for future price action.  Video Length: 00:05:32
Starbucks: Takeaways From The 2017 Annual Meeting

Starbucks: Takeaways From The 2017 Annual Meeting

Starbucks (SBUX) has had a very impressive run since its IPO in 1992. The stock has returned 18,325% during that time period, which has pummelled the S&P 500 (along with every other index). Starbucks is also a strong dividend stock. The company hiked its dividend by an eye-popping 25% in November, which was the sixth […]
Econoday Parrot Squawks Again After Sentiment Rebounds To 17-Year High

Econoday Parrot Squawks Again After Sentiment Rebounds To 17-Year High

The Econoday parrot is once again squawking about consumer sentiment, long after any correlation between sentiment and consumer spending has been disproved. After cooling in February and March, the consumer sentiment index is showing new strength. Preliminary April index is up 1.1 points to 98.0 which beats the Econoday consensus by 1 full point and Econoday’s […]
Energy Reversal

Energy Reversal

Energy is far and away my biggest focus these days, both by way of a huge long ERY position and a ton of energy shorts. It’s all riding on this chart…
Bristol-Myers Squibb To Out-License Drugs To Roche & Biogen For A Total Of $470 Million In Cash

Bristol-Myers Squibb To Out-License Drugs To Roche & Biogen For A Total Of $470 Million In Cash

Written by John Carroll Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. (NYSE: BMY) has forged a pair of separate pacts with Roche Holding Ltd. (PINK: RHHBY) and Biogen Inc. (Nasdaq: BIIB) to out-license two drugs, grabbing a whopping $470 million upfront for the deals. With $615 million in milestones possible the deals total about $1.1 billion, plus royalties. Biogen gets control of […]
Preliminary April 2017 Michigan Consumer Sentiment Inches Up

Preliminary April 2017 Michigan Consumer Sentiment Inches Up

by Jill Mislinski, Advisor Perspectives/dshort.com The University of Michigan Preliminary Consumer Sentiment for April came in at 98.0, up from the March Final reading of 96.9. Investing.com had forecast 96.5. Surveys of Consumers chief economist, Richard Curtin, makes the following comments: Consumer sentiment inched upward in early April mainly due to more favorable views of current economic conditions. The […]
The Recent Presidio IPO Fails To Create Interest

The Recent Presidio IPO Fails To Create Interest

Many expected the Snap IPO earlier this year to help drive more tech Unicorns into the public markets. Some have followed suit and listed, but to rather unimpressive results. One such company is IT solutions provider Presidio (PSDO). Presidio’s Offerings Presidio, formerly known as Aegis Holdings, was founded in 2003 by Pete Kocks. It was […]
EUR/JPY Elliott Wave View: Pullback Ended

EUR/JPY Elliott Wave View: Pullback Ended

Short term Elliott Wave view in EURJPY suggests that the decline to 118.18 on 2/24 ended Primary wave ((4)). Primary wave ((5)) is currently in progress higher and the rally from Primary wave ((4)) low at 118.18 is unfolding as an ending diagonal Elliott wave structure where Intermediate wave (1) ended at 122.88. The subwaves of Intermediate wave (1) takes […]
Greenback Consolidates Losses As Yields Stabilize

Greenback Consolidates Losses As Yields Stabilize

The US dollar remained under pressure in Asia following the disappointment that the FOMC did not signal a more aggressive stance, even though its delivered the nearly universally expected 25 bp rate hike. News that the populist-nationalist Freedom Party did worse than expected in the Dutch elections also helped underpin the euro, which rose to […]
E
                                                
                        Bears Taking Action On The USD/CAD; More Weakness To Follow

E Bears Taking Action On The USD/CAD; More Weakness To Follow