Financial Sense
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- The Risk of Double Taxation
Market Observation
We have seen a clear deterioration in the market’s short-term trend but this is a welcome event helping to alleviate the market’s overbought condition. With the market’s intermediate-term and long-term trends and momentum still in bullish...
Featured Editorial
In this partial transcript of Dr. Marc Faber's interview airing Friday, he discusses why central banks should be manipulating the price of gold higher, whether massive retail buying signifies a bottom, the real state of China's economy, and much...
The market was quiet as investors’ kickoff the summer with the 3-day Memorial Day weekend. The S&P 500 was off less...
Casey Research's Chief Energy Investment Strategist, Marin Katusa, whose portfolio profited nicely the last time the...
Inflation is not on the radar anymore. We do hear occasional comments from central bankers who warn about future...
The May Advance Report on April Durable Goods was released this morning by the Census Bureau.
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May/24
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May/23
- A Close Examination of the Reversal by Ryan Puplava CMT
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- Dollar Indices: Research Rubbish? by Ned W Schmidt CFA
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May/22
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May/21
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- What Could End the Rally in U.S. High-Yield Credit? by BCA Research
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May/20
- Positive Outlook Change for Chinese Stocks Could Have Bullish Implications for Commodities by Ryan Puplava CMT
- Daily Market Recap by PFS Group
- The Rotation Continues by Thomas J Smith CFA
- Stock Market Not Ready to Handle Tapering Truth by Patrick O'Hare
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Jim is pleased to welcome back Barry Bannister CFA, Managing Director at Stifel Nicolaus. Barry characterizes the first half of 2013 as recovery...
