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Motley Fool Why Shares of Zoom Video Spiked Today Shares of Zoom Video Communications (NASDAQ: ZM) were rising today on seemingly no company-related news. The maker of the popular video-calling app, Zoom, saw its share price jump today, likely because some investors are concerned that rising COVID-19 cases caused by the delta variant are bringing
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“Bold fiscal policy matters. A government that can execute it well matters. Together, they can improve American…” Remarks made by Yellen in Atlanta, Georgia, on the state of the US Economy, from the Department of Treasury: I want to thank Mayor Bottoms, Congresswoman Williams, Dr. Klementich, and, of course, Jamine. Thank you for sharing your
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Stocks rose on Tuesday, with investors’ growth concerns and worries over the Delta variant’s spread at least temporarily outweighed by optimism over a batch of better-than-expected quarterly earnings results. Stephanie Roth, JPM Private Bank senior markets economist, and Chris Payne, Payne Capital Management Financial Advisor joined Yahoo Finance Live to discuss. Video Transcript [MUSIC PLAYING]
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Advertisement Silver Price Outlook: Despite record low US real yields and weaker US Dollar, silver prices haven’t been able to get off the mat. With the delta variant concerns infecting market sentiment, precious metals with higher sensitivity to growth conditions are faring poorly; silver prices remain down. Recent changes in sentimentsuggest that silver prices have
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The gold miners’ stocks were whacked hard earlier this summer on a Fed-rate-hikes scare. That serious anomaly really damaged sentiment, spawning exceptionally-weak seasonal performance in… by Adam Hamilton of Zeal LLC The gold miners’ stocks were whacked hard earlier this summer on a Fed-rate-hikes scare.  That serious anomaly really damaged sentiment, spawning exceptionally-weak seasonal performance
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[embedded content] Second quarter real GDP in the U.S. grew at 6.5% on an annualized basis, lower than consensus estimates. Steve Hanke, professor of Applied Economics at Johns Hopkins University, told David Lin, anchor for Kitco News, that market participants are not accurately factoring in inflation growth. “It is lower than the consensus number and
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What will lead to runaway Hyperinflation? by Keith Weiner of Monetary-Metals When we saw the following comment from a prominent otherwise-free-marketer, we knew it was time to write this article. “…the value of the Fed’s “liabilities”(which are so in name only) [scare quotes and parenthetic comment in original] bears only a very loose connection to
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The economy is much weaker than it appears… John Williams interviewed on USA Watchdog by Greg Hunter Economist John Williams, founder of ShadowStats.com, says the economy is much weaker than it appears. Williams cuts through the phony gimmicked government numbers to give a true economic picture. His analysis shows the economy is already slowing down anew.
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Another day, another accounting error… by Jason Burack of Wall St For Main St  Ex-Merrill Trader Says Co-Workers in Spoof Trial Taught Him How, and an “accounting error” overstates silver in vaults by 1.2 billion ounces! FULL SHOW NOTES AND LINKS HERE Commit to tipping us monthly for our hard work creating high level, thought
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[embedded content] Gold surprised many investors this week, rising to a strong resistance point of $1,830 an ounce following the Federal Reserve’s interest rate announcement. Here’s a look at Kitco’s top three stories: 3. Gold price jumps back above $1,800 as Fed’s Powell says the U.S. is ways away from ‘substantial further progress’ 2. U.S. Q2 GDP
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[embedded content] With the challenges of shutdowns brought by COVID-19 largely behind us, miners can now focus on rebuilding production to maximum capacity. Inflation now remains the biggest challenge to miners, said Peter Marrone, executive chairman of Yamana Gold. “It seems to me that the challenge that is fronting this industry presently is inflation, and
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