By Central Bank News (Guest Post) The past week in monetary policy was relatively quiet, with just five central banks announcing interest rate decisions. The only central bank to adjust rates was the Banco Central do Brasil,...
Read MoreBy Charles Rotblut (Guest Post) “Is it time for you to move to cash?” was a headline I saw on Reuters.com yesterday. Just two days earlier, I had spoken to a member who was considering putting part of his portfolio into a money...
Read MoreBy Stan Abrams (Guest Post) “Insourcing,” “reshoring” or “onshoring” are popular terms these days, words used to refer to the process whereby domestic companies pull back their overseas operations (mostly...
Read MoreBy Prieur du Plessis Since the middle of May I am on record for being bullish on Chinese stocks. One of the top Chinese managers, Liu Tang, chairwoman of Atlantis Investment Management echoed my bullish view in an interview with...
Read MoreBy Ramki Ramakrishnan Elliott Wave Analysis of Shanghai SE Composite Index reveals a five wave rally that completed at 3478. That level was just about 38.2% retracement of the whole big move down from 6120 to 1655. If you...
Read MoreBy Frank Holmes (Guest Post) This year has been eventful for the oil patch. Natural disasters, revolutions, terrorist attacks and political maneuvering kept oil bouncing around $100 per barrel and 3.8 percent higher on the year...
Read MoreBy Bruce Krasting (Guest Post) As a nation we are killing ourselves over the budget and the debt ceiling. Did you see Obama on TV? He looks worn down. He does not have the power to craft a solution. That the USA has a consensual...
Read MoreBy Andrew Butter (Guest Post) There is an article on Martin Wolf’s blog at the FT on “How to Save the Eurozone”, which you can read for free. It’s by Lawrence Summers; his bio says he was Treasury Secretary under Bill Clinton...
Read MoreBy Mark J. Perry (Guest Post) Walmart is without question the most successful retailer in the history of the United States, and in the history of the entire world by almost any measure (number of stores, sales revenue, number...
Read MoreBy David A. Banister via The Technical Trader (Guest Post) How many times have you scratched your trading head wondering why gold or silver were either rallying hard or dropping hard on seemingly bearish or bullish news? How...
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