Month: May 2021

Silver takes offers to refresh intraday low, prints four-day downtrend. Sustained break of monthly support line, downbeat RSI favor sellers. Three-week-old horizontal support, 200-SMA test the bears, falling trend line from April 21 adds to the upside filters. Silver extends the last week’s downside break of the monthly support line, now resistance, while taking offers
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Your net worth calculation provides a financial report card for how you are doing at this point in time. Net worth is calculated by subtracting all of your liabilities (what you owe) from your total assets (what you own). If your assets exceed your liabilities you have a positive net worth. If your liabilities are
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When Yoshihide Suga pledged toslash Japan’s carbon emissions by 2030, the prime minister received a warm welcome from world leaders at Joe Biden’s climate summit. But his announcement sparked panic across Japan’s bureaucracy. Policymaking in Japan normally involves a slow and painful process of building consensus. This time, however, Suga imposed the target — a
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From Birch Gold Group You might think a gift card should be something you just can’t put a negative spin on. While the recipient might not always be perfectly content with the available choice of the store or what can be purchased, gift cards have long served as a ubiquitous token of appreciation. They’re given out
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At CNBC’s Stock Draft, an annual stock-picking competition, bitcoin was the number one pick. Tim Seymour, the founder of Seymour Asset Management, believes that the government will come out with regulations that support bitcoin. He is confident that the cryptocurrency will take him “to the top” this year. Bitcoin Was Top Pick at Annual Stock
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Today’s column addresses questions about whether Congress will correct an issue caused by Covid-19 that could mean lower lifelong benefits for those born in 1960, potential repercussions of Social Security overpayments and withdrawing a retirement benefit and reverting to survivor’s benefits. Larry Kotlikoff is a Professor of Economics at Boston University and the founder and
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New York Mayor Bill de Blasio touted his $98.6 billion executive budget as recovery-themed. Critics say the number, while appropriate for a body temperature, is too feverish for a spending plan. The mayor’s fiscal 2022 plan is up 7% from his $92.3 billion preliminary budget in January. Should the 51-member City Council approve de Blasio’s
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Editor’s Note: With so much market volatility, stay on top of daily news! Get caught up in minutes with our speedy summary of today’s must-read news and expert opinions. Sign up here! (Kitco News) – The National Institute of Statistics and Informatics of Peru (INEI) has announced today that the domestic mining and hydrocarbons sector
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A decline in savings, which is an increase in spending, is considered as good news for economic activity. The… by Frank Shostak via Mises According to the National Income and Product Accounts (NIPA) the US personal savings rate stood at 13.6 percent in February 2021 against 8.3 percent in February 2020. Since consumption expenditure is considered as
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Shares in businesses that went public through deals with blank-cheque companies have dropped by an average of two-fifths from their highs, as appetite for the once red-hot sector of the US stock market cools rapidly. Of the 41 blank-cheque companies that have completed transactions since the start of 2020, only three are even within 5
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The internet transformed advertising, and advertising, in turn, has impacted the net. From pop-up ads to pay-per-click to targeted advertising, finding and reaching the target audience – the raison d’etre for marketers and advertisers, has exploded and evolved in the digital age. And along with it has come an array of ad tech companies, specialists
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Spartan Protocol, a liquidity platform for synthetic assets on the Binance Smart Chain, was drained of $30 million in a coordinated attack on its liquidity pool late Saturday.  The exploit targeted a “flawed liquidity share calculation” in the SPARTA/WBNB liquidity pool, which enabled the attacker to withdraw the funds, blockchain security company PeckShield explained. The
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Bitcoin’s mining difficulty has seen a massive drop this week, as the metric slid 12.6% and was the largest difficulty drop in 2021. The mining difficulty decline follows the recent electrical outages in China which had affected the network’s hashrate to some degree. Following the difficulty drop, Bitcoin’s hashrate is climbing northbound again nearing the
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(Kitco News) Next week’s U.S. data will be running hot, and gold will be closely following the market’s inflation expectations as commodities continue to surge, analysts told Kitco News. For now, the gold market is ignoring its perfect storm of low interest rates, more government spending, and rising inflation expectations. However, next week could test
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