Monthly Archives: December 2014

Why Every Asset Price Which Influences Monetary Policy Transmissi

Keynesian economists are annoying enough when they are pitching inflated financial assets on Wall Street or the supposed curative powers of fiscal deficits on Capitol Hill. But they become positively dangerous when they populate the Eccles Building and usurp control of the nation’s capital and money markets lock, stock and barrel in the name of “monetary…

So Much For The Measured Pullback

Yesterday had looked like markets were about to kickstart a move lower, but today put paid to that. Today has the appearance of panic buying, with traders not wanting to be left out of any opportunity to ‘buy the dip’. The Dow went as far as to finish with a new closing high. Looking at…

Reactors Restart Uranium Mines: Thomas Drolet

Thomas Drolet has decades of experience in capitalizing on the movement of international energy markets. The chief of Drolet & Associates Energy Services is not sanguine about the long-term potential of fracking, but in this interview with The Mining Report, he tells us why now is a great time to reinvest in the uranium space. The Mining Report: It’s been…

Temp Staffing Reaches All Time High

As the data predicted a few weeks ago the Temp Staffing Index has continued on to all time high levels hitting 107 for the week ending 11/23. This bodes very, very well for continued NFP gains through Q1 and into Q2 2015.   Also, auto sales remain strong….another indicator of increasing employment:  

Russia Is Buying A Lot Of Gold

The relationship between Russia and the West is not getting any better. Recently Putin returned early from the G20 summit where he was criticized multiple times and it quickly became clear that the president of Russia was not going to sit around and take it. It feels like the arguments are not getting resolved at…

No, It’s Not Time To Buy Energy Stocks Yet

Yesterday, I discussed the recent slide in oil prices wherein I stated: “For investors long ‘energy’ at the current time, oil prices are indeed extremely oversold and are due for a bounce. That ‘bounce’ should likely be used to substantially reduce energy positions in the short term as an increasing amount of data suggests oil prices could go lower.”…

The Trouble With Tesla

I’ve mentioned this before, but it bears repeating: Tesla (TSLA), having lost over a fifth of its market cap from its high, is vulnerable in two important ways: one, it can’t seem to get its act together with the Model X (which was initially shown years ago, and to this day still isn’t an officially-launched…