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$USD ’
Mar 30th, 2009 |
By Dr. Scott Brown |
Category: Featured
In some ways it seems like we just arrived at the Investment U Conference; on the other hand, it feels like we’ve been here for weeks… Because we couldn’t possibly have learned so much in just a few days.
Tags: $USD, crisis investing, Dr. Scott Brown, Mortgage Assets, Risk Evaluation, Safe Havens, STON
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Mar 27th, 2009 |
By Charles Delvalle |
Category: Chart of the Day
Even with China’s veiled threats to pursue a “new reserve currency” and even with Ben Bernanke dropping cash from helicopters, I still don’t think the dollar is heading much lower. Here’s why…
Tags: $USD, Charles Delvalle, china, Rsi, slow stochastic, Us Dollar Index
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Feb 19th, 2009 |
By Charles Delvalle |
Category: Chart of the Day
It’s early in the morning in Delray Beach, Florida, and you know what I did? I made a cup of Jamaican Blue Mountain coffee (since I’m boycotting any unnecessary spending on pricey take-out coffees) and took a look at one of my favorite currencies in the universe – the U.S. dollar.
Tags: $USD, Charles Delvalle, currencies, forex, Rsi, slow stochastic
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Feb 11th, 2009 |
By Charles Delvalle |
Category: Chart of the Day
Think back hard for a few seconds… to the days when the dollar was the most hated asset in the world. In those days, the dollar was joked about, the euro was rapped about, and everyone came to the conclusion that the buck was history.
Tags: $USD, bullsih diversion, Charles Delvalle, dollar, forex, slow stochastic, U.S. credit crisis, Us Dollar Index
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Nov 28th, 2008 |
By Irwin Greenstein |
Category: Oil Investment & Alternative Energy
Big media has been beating the drum that if Detroit built more fuel-efficient vehicles, buyers would flock back to their showrooms. But there is an inherent lie in this line of thinking. And if investors buy into this lie, they could end up on the wrong side of the trade when it comes to considering the major American auto makers any time in the future.
Tags: $USD, African Governments, Automakers, big three, Chrysler, Detroit, F, Gm, Irwin Greenstein, Toyota, US stocks
Posted in Oil Investment & Alternative Energy |
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Nov 6th, 2008 |
By Jason Simpkins |
Category: Financial News
Job losses spiked in October according to two key employment reports released yesterday (Wednesday). The rate of unemployment has risen steadily over the past year but job losses expanded in both size and scope in October and will likely continue to accelerate well into 2009, further exacerbating an already potent economic downturn.
Tags: $USD, GS, Jason Simpkins, Unemployment Numbers, US Jobless Rate
Posted in Financial News |
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Jun 13th, 2008 |
By Sean Hyman |
Category: International Investing
The markets are riddled with confusion. And man what a difference a few days makes in the currency markets. So much has been happening, where do I even begin?
Tags: , $USD, Ben Bernanke, Currency Markets, ECB, EUR, Federal Reserve, gold, inflation, International Investing, stagflation, Unemployment In America
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Jun 6th, 2008 |
By Sean Hyman |
Category: International Investing
As I said yesterday, George Soros – the billionaire investor – who “broke the Bank of England” got his “celebrity status” by betting against the British pound…and now he’s looking to do the same thing by shorting the British pound again.
Tags: , $USD, Bank Of England, British pound, Financial Sector, GBP, George Soros, International Investing, Mortgage Approvals
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Jun 3rd, 2008 |
By Justice Litle |
Category: Politics & Economics
Another day, another round of bad news from the brokers and the banks.
Tags: , $BKX, $USD, Bank Index, Bear Stearns, dollar, economics, Federal Reserve, Financial Stocks, LEH, Lehman Brothers, Merrill Lynch, politics, real estate, Spdr, Step Fashion, Wachovia, Washington Mutual, Western Banks, Xlf
Posted in Politics & Economics |
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