8541 July 1, 2018 02:50 Dietrich Daniel Market Opinions
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6178 April 9, 2018 10:28 HODL MY BEER Market Opinions GOLD
Sorry for the long absent, I was being lazy (hey, it is what it is no need to make up an excuse for it)
COT report for gold last week see a VASTLY different in opinion between large speculators(Mostly Bullish) and commercial sector(Mostly Bearish) but in the end the short contracts are still outnumbered the long, though not by much.
Full Article6553 March 30, 2018 18:26 Fursy Azo Market Opinions DJI • NASDAQ
6459 March 27, 2018 20:07 Fursy Azo Market Opinions BTC
After hitting an all time high of 19,893$ last year on the 11th of December 2017, Bitcoin started to loose of value . Price is currently SLOWLY moving bellow 8K; it has lost more than 50% of it value. Owing to the volatility, BlackRockÂ’s Mateos Y Lago warned that investors should be cautious when buying into the bitcoin market. (more…)
Full Article6149 March 20, 2018 12:54 HODL MY BEER Market Opinions GOLD
Even with the interested rate hike looming over the horizon, gold recovered to 1,319$ level because of the uncertainty within Trump’s administration regarding Robert Mueller controversy.
Full Article5663 March 4, 2018 18:07 Fursy Azo Market Opinions
Since End of January JPY keeps showing strength and domination over the major currencies board which are ( USD, NZD, CAD, EUR, CHF, GBP and AUD). The situation has not changed so far until last weekly close; the world buyers have a strong focus on the Japanese yen price. The situation gives more sens to the bullish bias of “The safe heaven asset”, Gold.
Full Article5674 February 8, 2018 20:03 SwingFish Market Opinions
(CNN)The sharp plunge in stock markets around the world earlier this week tells us that major central banks, with the US Federal Reserve at the forefront, have severely underestimated the risk of keeping interest rates too low for too long. Now that markets expect higher rates — due to improved economic growth, higher inflation, growing fiscal deficits, and the unwinding of central bank balance sheets — it has become clear that monetary stimulus created a pseudo wealth effect, and that suppressing interest rates by unconventional policy to spur risk-taking and pump up asset prices was itself a risky strategy. (more…)
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