In today’s Daily Reckoning Australia, despite a historically significant sell-off in global equities, one commodity continues to defy all odds, not just rising but booming. James Cooper dives into this ‘trendy’ metal and explains why this isolated boom paints a picture for what’s ahead in commodity markets. Read on to find out more…
In today’s Money Morning, it tends to be that the most likely outcomes are the ones no one expects. Central banks are raising rates to combat inflation, but what if that’s having the exact opposite effect? What if it isn’t demand that’s driving prices up? If so, that spells opportunity for Australia…
In today’s Daily Reckoning Australia, bad news is engulfing Australia this week, but that doesn’t mean stocks will necessarily suffer. Just as economic booms don’t necessarily drive stock market returns either. What determines investor profits, then? I think it’s something called ‘the bootlegger and the Baptist’…
In today’s Money Weekend, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell’s speech reveals the direction the Fed is heading, despite what the market may be interpreting. Watch the ‘Closing Bell’ video below, where I show you why stocks won’t necessarily bottom as soon as the Fed pivots, as well as key charts that are worth keeping an eye on…
In today’s Daily Reckoning Australia, learn why Brazil has a large influence over the resources shortage crisis. Where does Australia sit in this now that our trade relations with China have turned sour? Where should you be positioning your investment capital to come out ahead of this? Read on to find out…
In today’s Money Morning, scarcity is back on the menu, and it means big changes for markets. Commodities are set to benefit from a decade of underinvestment and a looming lack of supply. Coal prices showcase what may be in store for the wider mining sector, and Aussie investors are likely to be some of the biggest beneficiaries…
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