In today’s Money Morning, when market attention is fixated on economic concerns, wily investors start to plan. And if things get worse, I think certain tech-related stocks will be a happy hunting ground for those that can ignore the fear…
In today’s Daily Reckoning Australia, it’s a simple enough question. What matters more — the level of interest rates or their magnitude and direction of change? And yet, we don’t know the answer. Nor, as a result, what monetary policy should be.
In today’s Money Weekend, a couple of weeks ago, Murray said that 7,320–7,470 is the danger zone for the S&P/ASX 200. Fast forward two weeks and the high in the ASX 200 since then was 7,375. Watch today’s ‘Closing Bell’ to see what to watch out for in case the Fed ruins Christmas…
In today’s Daily Reckoning Australia, it was around this time last year when I decided to pen a rather controversial article. While I can cheekily claim that I saw certain things happen before they did, my track record in gold stocks is hardly something to run victory laps around. But in a world like this, I see the importance of news reporters and market commentators with strong work ethic and are brave enough to speak the inconvenient truth. Even if it wins no favours…
It looks like the post-Thanksgiving shopping binge was not nearly as successful as hoped. Here’s The Wall Street Journal: ‘Sales at bricks-and-mortar stores over Thanksgiving weekend fell short of prepandemic levels and were behind last year’s totals, another sign that Black Friday is losing its status as the crucial kickoff to the holiday-shopping season. ‘It used […]
In today’s Money Morning, the dichotomy between stocks and crypto is dividing. Contrarian investors need to pay attention to the crypto space, even when it is being hammered. You can utilise Buffett’s own investing philosophy to play the mixed markets right now. It’s time to really learn about crypto…
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