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    Gold: Is The Reaction Over?
November 4, 2020
The current reaction has a decent probability of having just ended!
In less than a decade, Ontario's Green Energy Act came to a quick and sudden death.  In February 2009, Ontario's Green Energy Act was passed, and on January 1st, 2019, it was repealed.  However, it wasn't soon enough for many citizens living in Ontario, Canada, as the additional electricity cost...
Something quite interesting took place in the gold market this year that hasn’t happened before...
Despite its age, the gold coin is said to be in near-mint condition.
Want to hear something really scary? Inflation, the scourge of the modern economy, may be running much faster than we're led to believe.
    Trump vs Biden: Calling the Definitive Victory NOW
Nov 3, 2020 - 12:24:00 PST
Trump vs Biden. Biden vs Trump. What will happen economically if either candidate wins? Who will suffer the knockout blow? Join Mike Maloney in today's must-watch update for the definitive answers to these questions.
    A Bigger Story Than the Election Itself: Rickards
Nov 3, 2020 - 11:48:12 PST
You should get ready by reducing equity exposure, increasing cash allocations and above all taking whatever prudent measures may be needed to ensure your personal safety. Good luck out there.
The odds are against it, but if this happens, you can bet another market crash is on the way.
When Argentine President Alberto Fernandez was elected last year, many hoped he could lift the country out of a painful economic recession. Now investors are questioning his ability to avoid a full-blown financial crash.
“The explosion in CLO deal flow this autumn is greater than what we originally hoped for,” said Larry Berkovich, a partner at Allen & Overy, who represents CLO managers. “There’s a sense of current optimism.”
Energy stocks have had a bad year, the worst S&P 500 sector by far, and the damage could be even worse under the surface.
There's no shortage of prognostications about the U.S. election. No matter who wins, however, gold will come out of it the biggest winner...
The Fed isn’t trying just a little, but tried so hard. M2 Money Velocity was over 2.0 but is now almost 1.0 with M2 Money growing at 24.1%.
"For the first time, in 60 percent of the global economy -- including 97 percent of advanced economies -- central banks have pushed policy interest rates below 1 percent. In one-fifth of the world, they are negative," Gopinath wrote in an op-ed article in the Financial Times, adding central banks have little room to further cut interest rates if another shock strikes.
Executives in charge of U.S. companies.Corporate insiders, whose buying correctly signaled the bottom in March, have refrained from bargain hunting this time. Fewer than 380 corporate executives and officers snapped up shares of their own firms last month...
A federal judge on Monday said Philadelphia and Baltimore may sue eight big banks for allegedly conspiring to force state and local governments to pay inflated interest rates on a popular type of tax-exempt municipal bond.
Germany, holder of the European Union's rotating presidency, has urged the European Parliament to speed up talks and quickly agree on 1.8 trillion euros ($2.1 trillion) worth of the bloc's next budget and a linked pandemic recovery plan.
    Trump or Biden, Investors Expect a Weaker Dollar
Nov 3, 2020 - 10:12:37 PST
The battered dollar’s long-term fortunes are unlikely to improve regardless of who wins Tuesday’s U.S. presidential election, investors and analysts said.
Nearly one in 10 U.S. businesses plan to lay off workers during the final three months of the year as a result of the outbreak, according to a survey of human resource executives at 330 companies conducted by the Conference Board last month.
Judging by its largest banks, you’d hardly know Europe was in the grip of a worsening pandemic.