Month: October 2020

by confoundedinterest17 Look at these indicators: The Philadelphia Stock Exchange Housing Sector Index, Semiconductor Index and Gold relative to The Federal Reserve’s Balance Sheet of Asset Purchases. How much of the gain in these indices is the result of Fed monetary stimulus? Stated differently, what happens when The Fed can’t print anymore money??
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Whenever someone talks about the stock market as a place to buy and sell equities, what usually comes to mind for most people is the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) or the NASDAQ. There’s no debating why: these two exchanges account for the bulk of stock trading in North America and worldwide. At the same
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U.S. President Donald Trump approaches reporters as he departs on campaign travel to Minnesota from the South Lawn at the White House in Washington, September 30, 2020. Carlos Barria | Reuters Shares of companies tied closely to the economy reopening declined on Friday as President Donald Trump’s positive Covid-19 diagnosis raised concerns about a second
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Donald Trump was given an experimental drug as a “precautionary measure” and taken to Walter Reed military hospital on Friday, after developing a fever following his diagnosis with Covid-19. The decision to move Mr Trump to the national medical centre in Bethesda, Maryland, came after the White House doctor said in a memo that the
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Decentralized finance (defi) is allegedly coming to Venezuela after a recent decree from Venezuelan President, Nicolás Maduro and the United Socialist Party of Venezuela. The government recently introduced a defi platform called BDVE that purportedly provides Venezuelan citizens with the means to swap ERC20 tokens in a noncustodial manner. For quite some time now Venezuela
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While juniors are getting a lift from financings and better commodity prices, the majors are trimming their portfolios of exploration companies, said special correspondent Paul Harris. Harris joined editor Neils Christensen; and mining audiences manager, Michael McCrae, to record a podcast on Friday. Denis Laviolette, CEO of Goldspot Discoveries, was Kitco Roundtable’s special guest for
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On Wednesday, the IMF released the latest Currency Composition of Official Foreign Exchange Reserves (COFER) report for Q2 2020. It showed that while the Dollar share of global reserves had increased in Q1 2020, likely on a combination of valuation effects and safe-haven demand, trend reversed abruptly in Q2 as shown in the Goldman chart below. The
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These athletes are more than just some of the best and most successful players in their respective sports; they are thriving businesspeople and investors as well. These are twelve of the most famous athlete-investors today. Key Takeaways Of the twelve athletes on the list, six are current or former basketball players. Technology, real estate, and
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CNBC’s Jim Cramer on Friday downplayed the stock market decline on President Donald Trump testing positive for the coronavirus, suggesting investors may want to consider buying on pullbacks. “I’m not saying this is much to do about nothing,” Cramer said on “Squawk Box.” ”I am saying that people should have a buy list ready.” Stock futures were sharply
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Boris Johnson and the EU are preparing to kick off an intensified period of Brexit trade talks in a last-ditch effort to overcome stubborn disagreements on fishing rights and state aid. German chancellor Angela Merkel said talks were entering “a decisive phase” after a week in which negotiators narrowed the range of problems but warned
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Engie has appointed Catherine MacGregor as its new chief executive, making her the only female boss in France’s CAC 40 benchmark stock index after the energy group ousted her predecessor in February. The 48-year-old Ms MacGregor currently runs Technip Energies, an arm of oil services group TechnipFMC, after spending 23 years at Schlumberger, the world’s
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By Richard Eisenberg, Next Avenue Managing Editor getty Retiring from full-time work can be scary financially, when you no longer have a steady paycheck to count on but still have bills to pay. That’s why my “Friends Talk Money” podcast co-hosts Terry Savage, Pam Krueger and I just devoted our latest episode to ways to
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