![Gold – Dangerous Reversal Pattern At Channel Resistance Last Week](https://www.openenterprisenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/sorry-image-not-available-415x260.jpg)
Gold – Dangerous Reversal Pattern At Channel Resistance Last Week
Mar 15, 2016Jeremy Parkinson0
Gold has rallied over the past couple of months, taking it to the mid-range of a 5-year falling channel at (1) above. This chart is a weekly chart and last week while hitting resistance, Gold might have created a potential “Doji Star” reversal pattern, at (1) above. This pattern took place, with momentum at levels […]
![4 Top-Rated Small-Cap Blend Mutual Funds To Invest In](https://www.openenterprisenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/sorry-image-not-available-415x260.jpg)
4 Top-Rated Small-Cap Blend Mutual Funds To Invest In
Mar 15, 2016Jeremy Parkinson0
Investors looking to invest in a portfolio that provides significant exposure to both value and growth stocks, and wanting to diversify their investments across a wide range of sectors and companies, may consider small-cap blend mutual funds. Blend funds or “hybrid funds” owe their origin to a graphical representation of a fund’s equity style box […]
![When Ackman Gets A Valeant Margin Call Today, This Is What He Will Be Selling](https://www.openenterprisenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/20160315_VRX5_0-415x260.jpg)
When Ackman Gets A Valeant Margin Call Today, This Is What He Will Be Selling
Mar 15, 2016Jeremy Parkinson0
With Valeant in free-fall this morning, collapsing well over 20% after surprising Wall Street with the magnitude of its guidance cut and its simply atrocious results now that the rollup strategy has well and truly blown up, we thought it worth revisiting just what else Bill Ackman will have left to liquidate to meet margin calls […]
![US Retail Spending Dips In Feb As Annual Growth Inches Higher](https://www.openenterprisenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/retail.15mar2016-415x260.png)
US Retail Spending Dips In Feb As Annual Growth Inches Higher
Mar 15, 2016Jeremy Parkinson0
Retail sales eased 0.1% in February and a previously reported gain for January was revised down to a 0.4% loss, according to this morning’s update from the Census Bureau. Is the slide a sign of trouble for the consumer sector? Maybe, although looking through the short-term noise via the year-over-year trend still looks encouraging. Retail spending actually […]
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Oil Prices Hitting Their Stride? Maybe Not](https://www.openenterprisenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/sorry-image-not-available-415x260.jpg)
E Oil Prices Hitting Their Stride? Maybe Not
Mar 15, 2016Jeremy Parkinson0
Crude oil prices seemed to have been faring well over the last month, with Brent Crude rising from around $32 a barrel to more than $40 a barrel and West Texas Intermediate going from $29 a barrel to $38.50 a barrel. On Monday, however, U.S. oil prices slid 3% as the old uncertainty over the […]
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Before The FOMC, Another Look At The ECB’s Actions
Mar 15, 2016Jeremy Parkinson0
The market’s focus has shifted to the two-day FOMC meeting that begins today. The Federal Reserve should be pleased with recent developments. Labor market slack continues to be absorbed. Core inflation measures continue to edge higher. Market-based measures of inflation expectations have risen,and the 10-year breakeven is a little above levels that prevailed before the December FOMC meeting. The […]
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Retail Sales: February Sales Show Renewed Weakness
Mar 15, 2016Jeremy Parkinson0
The Census Bureau’s Advance Retail Sales Report released this morning shows that seasonally adjusted sales in February contracted month-over-month and the previous month was revised downward. Headline sales decreased 0.1% MoM, which was less then the -0.2% Investing.com forecast, but January was revised downward rather dramatically from 0.2% to -0.4%. Headline sales are up 3.4% year-over-year. Core […]
![February 2016 Producer Prices Year-Over-Year Inflation Is Now Zero](https://www.openenterprisenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/z-temp24-2.png)
February 2016 Producer Prices Year-Over-Year Inflation Is Now Zero
Mar 15, 2016Jeremy Parkinson0
The Producer Price Index year-over-year inflation is zero. The intermediate processing continues to show a large deflation in the supply chain – but the amount of deflation decreased. The PPI represents inflation pressure (or lack thereof) that migrates into consumer price. The BLS reported that the headline Producer Price Index (PPI) finished goods prices (now called final […]
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The Four Blind Mice At The Cliff
Mar 15, 2016Jeremy Parkinson0
“They Keynesian economists urge adoption of a “managed currency” and various forms of government intervention in the economic life of its fellow citizens. The idea is that government should supply an economic wisdom that private enterprise lacks or is unable to use. But even these economists see the uneconomic results of the government intervention which […]