Monthly Archives: October 2015

Johnson & Johnson Beats Earnings Estimates

Johnson and Johnson released its latest earnings reports before opening bell this morning. The company reported adjusted earnings of $1.49 per share and revenue of $17.1 billion, a 7.4% year over year decline. Analysts had been expecting earnings of $1.46 per share on $17.45 billion in revenue.   Johnson & Johnson’s reported earnings decline Johnson & Johnson’s…

The Gold And Silver Bear Markets Are Not Over

Our gold and silver models state that the gold and silver bear markets are not over as of October 13, 2015. Here’s why. There is no inflation Inflation is the factor that drives gold and silver bull markets. The official CPI data is not a good measurement of the real rate of inflation. CPI’s calculation method is constantly being…

USD/CAD Builds Up On Strength, Recovers Higher

USD/CAD: USD/CAD remains on the offensive on the back of its long-tailed candle print triggering corrective recovery on Monday. This price action development leaves risk higher in the days ahead. On the upside, resistance resides at the 1.3100 level where a break will target the 1.3100 level. Further out, resistance comes in at the 1.3150…

Pound Sterling’s Lift On M&A Deal Fleeting

Earlier in the trading session, the Pound Sterling had taken center stage among major currencies with a huge M&A deal giving the Pound a short term lift. Against the greenback, the Pound had struck a 3-week peak after Anheuser-Busch’s £68 billion proposal to SAB Miller was accepted. The boost for the Cable was fleeting at…

Mr. Market’s Wary Outlook: Less Severe But Still Worrisome

Mr. Market’s cautious outlook of late is less acute at the moment relative to recent history, but it’s not obvious that all’s well. True, the US Stock Market Crash Risk Index is less threatening and a markets-based estimate of US business cycle risk has pulled back after briefly spiking higher in late-August and early September. Does that mean that…

Morning Call For October 13, 2015

OVERNIGHT MARKETS AND NEWS December E-mini S&Ps (ESZ15 -0.39%) are down -0.44% and European stocks are down -1.21% on global growth concerns after China Sep imports fell by the most in 7 months and after German Oct ZEW investor confidence fell to the lowest in a year. Losses in stocks were limited on increased M&A activity after SABMiller Plc agreed…