Monthly Archives: May 2018

Warren Buffett, Charlie Munger Slam Bitcoin Again

Billionaire investor and Berkshire Hathaway’s Chairman and CEO Warren Buffett reiterated his negative stance towards cryptocurrencies at the annual meeting of his company Saturday, May 5. Buffet repeated his idea that cryptocurrencies will come to a “bad ending,” and claimed that BitcBit (BTC.X, BITCOMP) is “probably rat poison squared,” according to CNBC. In response to a question on Buffet’s view of cryptocurrencies…

Gold Vs S&P 500: Polar Opposite Price Patterns

Today’s chart 2-pack takes a broad look at Gold and U.S. Equities. Both assets appear destined for a resolution soon.  Could they be headed in opposite directions? Perhaps so… if these technical patterns play out according to the script. In the 2-pack below, we have a “monthly” bar chart for Gold and a “weekly” bar chart for the S&P 500…

The Downside Of Regulating Facebook

In congressional testimony last month, Facebook (FB) CEO Mark Zuckerberg said he would support regulation of his own company. Sens. Amy Klobuchar, D-Minn., and John Kennedy, R-La., have now taken him up on the offer, introducing a bill, S. 2728, to impose broad new restrictions on how Facebook and other social media companies can collect…

Why India’s Online Grocery Battle Is Heating Up

by [email protected] Earlier this year, India’s largest e-grocer, BigBasket, received $300 million in funding led by China’s e-commerce giant, Alibaba. This is the biggest investment raised by the company since it started operations in 2011 and values it at around $950 million. BigBasket cofounder and CEO Hari Menon says the money will be used for…

The Week In Charts: The Big Picture

Once a week I like to step back and look at the big picture. Stock prices ran up too high through the end of January, and now stocks are struggling to maintain high valuations while oil prices and interest rates tick higher. Technology stock prices don’t like higher oil and higher rates, and we can…