Monthly Archives: November 2017

German Failed Coalition And Gold

On Sunday night, Angela Merkel failed to build a coalition government. What does it mean for the gold market? It turns out that the Free Democrats surprisingly pulled out of negotiations about forming a new government in Germany. The free-market party cited irreconcilable differences between them and its potential partners. The parties could not overcome…

Dollar Tree (DLTR) Stock Jumps On Q3 Earnings Beat, View Up

Dollar Tree Inc. (DLTR – Free Report) posted third-quarter fiscal 2017 results, wherein both the earnings and sales topped estimates and improved year over year. Further, management raised outlook for fiscal 2017 and provided a solid view for the fiscal fourth quarter. The company’s shares are up about 2.4% in the pre-market trading session following the better-than-expected results….

Deutsche Bank Cuts Target On Sell-Rated GE To Street-Low $15

Deutsche Bank analyst John Inch believes General Electric should trade at a valuation discount given its “still aggressive” accounting, cash flow and debt pressures, and the potential for additional lawsuits. The analyst remains surprised by management’s “upbeat tone/pitch.” GE continues to call 2018 a “reset” and “trough” year even though billions of dollars of cost…

EC Technology

Today’s Wall Street Journal shows that large-cap technology stocks are priced as if economic and earnings growth will continue for the significant future. However, this late in the cycle, the probability of a hiccup increases, making share prices vulnerable. The article focusing on tech shares makes for uncomfortable reading even if most of the tech names…

Relationship Between Crude Oil And Oil Stocks

Although verification of the last week breakdown under important resistance line pushed black gold under $56, oil bulls didn’t give up and triggered a pullback. What does it mean for light crude? Will the relationship between crude oil and oil stocks give us more clues about future moves? Crude Oil’s Technical Picture Before we try…