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The Super Cheap Commodity That's Set to Soar
Themes: Natural Gas supply, Investment, Commodities. It’s a tough market to want to buy something. As I write, the stock market has rallied 36% since its lows on March 9. Many individual stocks are hundreds of percent higher. This kind of pattern is common ...
Read More | Date 23/06/2009
The Right SideThe Green Shoots of the Credit Crunch
The Libor (London Inter bank offered rate) is probably the best way of tracking the credit crunch. It’s the rate at which banks lend to each other, and a number to watch what with over $300 trillion worth of financial products dependent on it. This figure ...
Read More | Date 18/05/2009
The Right SideThe China Bet Nobody's Talking About
Dear Reader, Don’t knock China’s latest growth figures. They may be at their lowest level for more than a decade, but first quarter data shows the economy still grew 6.1% year on year. That’s way ahead of any other country and marks a sharp fall in the rate at ...
Read More | Date 17/04/2009
The Right SideBanking and the Moral Maze
It must, I think, have been that second glass of sherry, taken before dinner in the Master’s comfortable sitting-room that put the Chaplain in a contentious mood. ‘You know, Roundabout,’ he began, ‘I cannot help but think that the Pope has got it right.’ ‘Well!’ ...
Read More | Date 13/10/2008
Penny Sleuth - The Penny Shares ExpertLehman's Failure is Positive for Commodities
It’s going to be a difficult week for investors in all asset classes. The collapse of Lehman Brothers shows just what a mess Wall Street is in. It will get worse. But there’s one positive thing that you can say for commodity investors - the dollar rally ...
Read More | Date 15/09/2008
The Right SideWhy The Credit Crunch Will Make Everything More Local
Money makes things happen. At the moment there is a lack of access to money. So, things aren’t happening. People are not moving house. Companies are trying to cut their debt. Raising new cash is a nightmare. That’s why I felt a bit sorry for a chief executive I ...
Read More | Date 29/08/2008
The Right SideBuy Commodities - And Oil In Particular
Apparently, there’s just no stopping stocks. They just keep on trucking higher as investors forget about the recent troubles in the financial sector and focus on Merrill Lynch’s note that ‘credit markets may be “past their worst”’.
Meantime, oil feels even ...
Read More | Date 07/04/2008
The Right SideCommodities Market Experiencing A Slight Pull Back
What goes up must come down. And go back up again...
Gravity certainly took its toll on the commodities complex yesterday, as all the recent big hitters took some big hits.
Gold fell some $33 from high to low yesterday, a 3% drop... silver outperformed it by ...
Read More | Date 05/03/2008
The Right SideCommodities and Western Markets: Worth Watching in 2008
Thanks for all the interest, but I really can’t send details of our new volatility trading service just yet. The reason is quite simply that we haven’t launched it yet!
I know I said on Friday that this system has been perfected over ten years – and that is ...
Read More | Date 03/03/2008
The Right SideGiselle Declines The Dollar: Will Your Investments Go Out Of Fashion?
Kate Moss is famous for shovelling Columbian products up her hooter in spades, as well as having vile, unwashed drug-addled boyfriends… Naomi Campbell is renowned for beating up her weaker employees, usually with a diamante encrusted phone for that ...
Read More | Date 05/11/2007
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