After removing the inflationary effects of the Fed’s dollar printing, stocks are now sitting at the lows reached after the swoon in early September. By looking at the relative performance of the S&P 500 to gold futures, investors are nearing some…
Anthony Mirhaydari, Federal Reserve, GoldAlcoa, Analyst Estimates, Bdd, Credit Suisse, Critical Support, Decision Point, Early September, Earnings Growth, Earnings Season, Gainer, Global Economy, Gold Futures, Inflationary Effects, investing, Q2 Earnings, Q3 Earnings, Relative Performance, Reuters, Second Quarter Earnings, Street Survivor, Surprise Return
Don’t be afraid of the big bad wolf called the month of September. While it’s true that historically stocks don’t do well during this month, the more important factor is where we are in the business cycle.
After a recession, analyst estimates tend to b…
James Dlugosch, investingAnalyst Estimates, Arena Resources, Bad Wolf, Big Bad Wolf, Brainer, Business Cycle, Business Models, Chesapeake Energy, Chk, Economic Strength, Finite Resources, Growth Stock, Growth Stocks, Natural Gas Prices, Oil Equivalent, Oil Prices, Oklahoma Texas, Peak Oil, Profit Percentage, Three Names, Tight Budgets
Looking for another way to invest the Canadian Loonie, which I called the world’s greatest currency in my August 6 post? It’s time to take a serious look at Canada’s banks. Their balance sheets are stronger; the Canadian housing market is closer …
Jim JubakAnalyst Estimates, Bank Of Canada, Bank Of Montreal, Banking Network, Business Segments, Canadian Banks, Canadian Competition, Canadian Loonie, Commerce Bancorp, Consumer Banking, Home Profits, Loan Loss Reserves, Loan Losses, Quarterly Earnings, Royal Bank Of Canada, S Market, Substantial Costs, Time Charges, Toronto Dominion, Unemployment Rate
