Monthly Archives: November 2014

Something Appears To Be Going On With Gold

Something appears to be happening to gold. That something is either China finally revealing its true gold inventory, which is unlikely, or, more likely, the biggest fat finger in the history of gold, as a liquidity testing algo goes absolutely insane in the pre-open period (and loses its job on the BIS’ payroll). Or, most…

Long Leisure Suits

If you’re into retail and want a true contrarian play, look no farther than beleaguered chain JC Penney (JCP). It’s been beaten to smithereens, presently about 10% of its prior peak price, and it seems to be hammering out a bottom.

Happy Thanksgiving!

t’s unlikely we will be seeing much action over the next few days. I have memories of Thanksgiving Friday been good for bulls, but with holiday trading anything can happen. The index most likely to enjoy a good holiday break is the Russell 2000.

Smart Oil Is Cheap Oil: Rudolf Hokanson

Even a global economic growth slowdown will not seriously impact the future of the shale oil patch, Rudolf “Rudy” Hokanson tells The Energy Report. The Barrington Research analyst’s job is to think long and hard about the target prices he assigns to the best and brightest junior firms playing in the Bakken and other shales. He likes…

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Recently I wrote about the risk of cyber crime on the investment scene in Caveat Emptor. The article emphasizes the need to mitigate the risk of cyber security in your portfolio. To do this, I suggest reviewing company’s published statistics on the cost of online crime. I also suggest gaining an understanding of the broad…