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MARK HULBERT Gold timers very bullish The average gold timer is now more bullish than on each of the past four occasions in which the gold market has topped out, a worrying sign. Bezos' detractors said his free shipping deals...
The rally out of the March low lives on. Cyclically, this is a higher degree move that is, thus far, still intact. From a Dow theory perspective, there was a short-term non-confirmation in place the week of November 13th, but...
Third straight positive week for solar The 20 Solar Stock Index (20SSI) gained just over 6 points for the week but it was enough for a 1.58% rise since last Friday. The Dow hopped about 48 points for about a .5% gain; the...
I've been remarking lately that we haven't yet had the second market correction. People forget that after the stock market crash of 1929 the market seemed well on its way to a recovery before crashing a second time in 1932. It...
Nov. 20, 2009 (China Knowledge) - Chinese stocks opened slightly lower on Friday morning. The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index, which covers both A shares and B shares on the Shanghai Stock Exchange, opened at 3,309.38...
The president won no offer to revalue the Chinese yuan One businessman’s vantage point explains more eloquently than words why Barack Obama ran straight into a Great Wall last week when he tried to persuade China to let its...
NEW YORK, Nov. 21 (Xinhua) -- The Dow ended the week up 0.5 percent because of steep gains Monday following an improvement in retail sales. The S&P 500 dropped 0.2 percent to cap its first weekly decline since October and the...
WAITROSE boss Mark Price has emerged as a leading contender to replace Marc Bolland as the new chief executive of FTSE 100 supermarket giant Wm Morrison. It is likely that any pay deal offered by Morrison would dwarf the salary...
Female board directors in the FTSE 350 are being paid half as much as their male counterparts, new research has found. The Reward Technology Forum (RTF) which compiled the study claimed that part of the explanation was that the...
Hong Kong shares Thursday fell for a third day, with the benchmark index moving down 0.86 percent, or 197.17 points at 22,643.16 due to overnight falls on the Wall Street. Hang Seng Index opened up 0.24 percent, or 54.51 points...
