This morning I saw an article by Evan Niu, CFA (TMFNewCow) writing for The Motley Fool: Bloomberg Was Wrong About Lucid Motors and Churchill Capital IV I am curious how Bloomberg will respond to his article by The Motley Fool as this may get really interesting as these two giants in the news business go […]
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“I have received numerous emails and questions regarding the market’s set up and what to expect after the Triple-Witching event (FOMC, Futures/Options expiration) last week. It appears many traders/investors are seeking some clarity related to price trends and the potential opportunities that are setting up in the US markets right now. In this research article,
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As we approach the markets open on Monday, March 22, we have the metals to the downside once again and a mixed open for the U.S. markets, with more strength in the NASDAQ. Check out the interesting articles below on a variety of topics. Our services are available to assist investors with making money with
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Bloomberg News | March 19, 2021 | 12:04 pm Battery MetalsTop CompaniesAustraliaChinaLatin AmericaLithium (Image courtesy of Lithium Chile). Investors are betting big on a lithium comeback less than three years after prices of the metal used in rechargeable batteries collapsed from a record price and sent miners reeling. Producers of the metal that had been shunned amid
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BY JOHN RUBINO ◆ MARCH 17, 2021 14 COMMENTS One of the flaws in the revolutionary mindset is a tendency towards overconfidence. Combine absolute belief in a new idea with a couple of early wins and you get an absurd level of cockiness. This leads the would-be revolutionary to underestimate the challenges involved in getting from there to ultimate
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Peter Krauth Articles (32) Follow Commodity Comeback Recency bias is a funny thing. It’s human nature to expect the near future to look like the recent past. But we all know that’s not how things always play out. And that can be costly, even dangerous, for investors. Take long term bonds, for example. 10-Year Treasury yields have more
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Chris Vermeulen joins Elijah Johnson of Miles Franklin to discuss Silver, Gold, Bitcoin and the US dollar.0:00 Intro0:50 Silver long-term4:32 Silver short-term5:48 Silver to rise like Bitcoin?7:46 Gold outlook11:26 Dollar strength14:34 Shifts in leading sectors16:59 Shift towards commodities “Chris and his team are providing investors with a great road map for the direction of
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Bob MoriartyArchivesMar 8, 2021 It looks to me as if we had a bottom in resource stocks on Friday with massive capitulation. Gold and silver act as if they are blindfolded and searching in the darkness for a well-deserved turn higher. In a near perfect example of Monkey See-Monkey Do, those who don’t understand how
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Cecilia Jamasmie | March 12, 2021 | 3:45 am NewsPrecious MetalsCanadaUSAGoldSilver Jerrit Canyon mine in northern Nevada. (Image courtesy of Jerrit Canyon Gold.) First Majestic Silver (TSX: FR) (NYSE:AG) is buying the Jerritt Canyon gold mine in Elko County, Nevada, from Sprott Mining for $470 million in shares and five million share purchase warrants. As part of the deal, Sprott
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