Mar. 1st, 2019(S14-E685)Featured GuestsProf. Burton Malkiel& Bill MurphyPlease Listen HereFormer NFL player Bill Murphy of GATA.org returns with commentary on the stunning advance in palladium. The former industrial metal has an inversion of the typical market dynamics, eclipsing the precious metals king. The host proposes a chief factor sending Palladium higher while gold and platinum remai...Read More
By: Marin KatusaIn 2015, a 16-year-old student from Jiangsu, China, tried to board a train.She couldn't even purchase a ticket.The student, Zhong Pei, tried enrolling in classes at her university. But she was not allowed to do that either. Zhong had committed a serious crime: She was guilty of being related to someone else.Her father had killed two people and died in a car accident. So the Chi...Read More
By: SRSrocco If you're puzzled by the magnitude of the stock market correction since late December, you can thank the central banks for the rally. Yes, that's correct... after the Dow Jones suffered the worst Christmas Eve trading day ever, the massive central bank monetary liquidity helped push the index up 20% from its low over the next two months. Of course, the markets were due for a r...Read More
Infested with CrawdadsNot ApplaudingSteadily More Dovish#3 MandatePuerto Rico, Cleveland, New York, Cleveland, Austin, and DallasIn an ideal world, we wouldn't have to read the Federal Reserve's rabbit entrails to discern the economy. But Since the Fed exists in the real world, and its decisions matter, we have to pay attention.Just so new and perhaps even old readers know my views on the Fed: I...Read More
Billet prices in most global markets were under pressure during the week ended Friday March 1 due to a decrease in raw materials prices and weak demand in the finished long steel segment.Customers preferred to take a wait-and-see approach, which spurred billet suppliers to cut prices further.The exception in the global market was China, where demand was rather vivid, pushing prices upward in a wee...Read More
Cobalt trade log including business, bids and offers reported to Fastmarkets. Unless otherwise stated, all prices are per lb on an in-warehouse basis. Delivered prices are netted back. Fastmarkets prices Click here for Fastmarkets' price assessment for standard-grade cobalt, in-warehouse, $ per lb Click here for Fastmarkets' price assessment for alloy-grade cobalt, in-warehouse, $ per lb In light...Read More
Billet prices in most global markets were under pressure during the week ended Friday March 1 due to a decrease in raw materials prices and weak demand in the finished long steel segment.Customers preferred to take a wait-and-see approach, which spurred billet suppliers to cut prices further.The exception in the global market was China, where demand was rather vivid, pushing prices upward in a wee...Read More
By: Gary TanashianThe number in the title is in honor of the boldest forecast burped up by the gold community in February as the metal (and the miners) jerked upward and jerked the holdout would-be enthusiasts into the market. It was included in the anonymous (but real) quotes from a cautionary post last week on the Gold Bull Horns.We also used these quotes in an NFTRH update in order to tr...Read More
Mar. 1st, 2019(S14-E685)Featured GuestsProf. Burton Malkiel& Bill MurphyPlease Listen HereFormer NFL player Bill Murphy of GATA.org returns with commentary on the stunning advance in palladium. The former industrial metal has an inversion of the typical market dynamics, eclipsing the precious metals king. The host proposes a chief factor sending Palladium higher while gold and platinum remai...Read More
By: Marin KatusaIn 2015, a 16-year-old student from Jiangsu, China, tried to board a train.She couldn't even purchase a ticket.The student, Zhong Pei, tried enrolling in classes at her university. But she was not allowed to do that either. Zhong had committed a serious crime: She was guilty of being related to someone else.Her father had killed two people and died in a car accident. So the Chi...Read More
By: SRSrocco If you're puzzled by the magnitude of the stock market correction since late December, you can thank the central banks for the rally. Yes, that's correct... after the Dow Jones suffered the worst Christmas Eve trading day ever, the massive central bank monetary liquidity helped push the index up 20% from its low over the next two months. Of course, the markets were due for a r...Read More
Infested with CrawdadsNot ApplaudingSteadily More Dovish#3 MandatePuerto Rico, Cleveland, New York, Cleveland, Austin, and DallasIn an ideal world, we wouldn't have to read the Federal Reserve's rabbit entrails to discern the economy. But Since the Fed exists in the real world, and its decisions matter, we have to pay attention.Just so new and perhaps even old readers know my views on the Fed: I...Read More
Here are five Fastmarkets MB stories you might have missed on Friday March 1 that are worth another look.Copper-starved London Metal Exchange warehouses could receive a long-awaited influx of metal from an unexpected source, Fastmarkets has learned. The LME has released its pricing procedures and methodologies for the scheduled release of its cash-settled futures contracts on March 11, h...Read More
Copper stocks at Shanghai-bonded warehouses rose for a fourth consecutive month in February due to sustained import losses between London and Shanghai, causing the bonded copper warrant premium to slide to its lowest level since May 2017. Zinc stocks in the Shanghai-bonded zone recorded another sharp month-on-month increase in February on the expectation of an uptick in domestic demand, while nick...Read More
Here are five Fastmarkets MB stories you might have missed on Friday March 1 that are worth another look.Copper-starved London Metal Exchange warehouses could receive a long-awaited influx of metal from an unexpected source, Fastmarkets has learned. The LME has released its pricing procedures and methodologies for the scheduled release of its cash-settled futures contracts on March 11, h...Read More
The Canadian Mining Symposium, presented by The Northern Miner in cooperation with the High Commission of Canada in the United Kingdom, is returning to Canada House on Trafalgar Square in London, U.K., on May 22, 2019, and we are pleased to announce five stellar headline speakers for the event: Mark Bristow, President and CEO of Barrick Gold; David Harquail, CEO of Franco-Nevada Corporation a...Read More
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The gold miners' stocks have been climbing higher on balance, enjoying a solid upleg that is gathering steam. That's fueling improving sentiment, driving more interest in this small contrarian sector. This gold-stock upleg is likely to grow in coming months, partially because of very-favorable spring seasonals. The gold stocks' second-strongest seasonal rally of the year typically unfolds be...Read More
The gold miners' stocks have been climbing higher on balance, enjoying a solid upleg that is gathering steam. That's fueling improving sentiment, driving more interest in this small contrarian sector. This gold-stock upleg is likely to grow in coming months, partially because of very-favorable spring seasonals. The gold stocks' second-strongest seasonal rally of the year typically unfolds be...Read More