INK Ultra Money: Betting on survival
Updated (adds COVID-19 news from South Korea) - We have a survival theme of sorts today on INK Ultra Money First, we head to the oil patch where a natural-gas focused junior has made an impressive comeback. Next, we hear an analysis about the state of Europe on Real Vision.
For those who missed the premium Raoul Pal interview Monday with Galaxy Digital (GLXY) CEO Michael Novogratz, I provide my take on the discussion about bitcoin being a store of value in my latest Howe Street interview which is available for free on Canadian Insider. As always, Canadian Insider Club Ultra members have full access to both free and premium content.
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Finally, in the May 21st Real Vision Daily Briefing, Nick Correa has breaking analysis on the latest COVID-19 developments in South Korea where discrimination against the LGTBQ community is making the latest outbreak hard to contain.
1. Insider buying is on deck - INK Research (premium)
Today INK Research looks at a junior natural gas-biased producer that has been rallying on the back of encouraging pricing and production news. Insiders have been buying, betting that better days are ahead.
Production guidance maintained
2. The Intersection of European Banking and Politics - Real Vision (premium)
Bernd Ondruch, CIO of Astellon Capital Partners & DCI Fellow at Stanford University, joins Brent Johnson, founder and CEO of Santiago Capital, to break down the current discord within the European Union. Ondruch talks about the current state of European banks, the interaction between European central banks and the ECB, and the further merging of European politics and capital markets. He discusses the bifurcation between northern and Southern European Union member states and sheds light on why on the large discrepancy between the two geographies. The discussion really starts to get going at about the 17-minute mark. Filmed on May 19, 2020.
Is the ECB the glue holding Europe together?
3. Get the latest update on markets the global COVID-19 situation in today's free Real Vision Daily Briefing. Watch the May 21th edition>>
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