The Commodity Supercycle Decelerates
This week offered a flurry of news signifying the end of Australia’s resource boom. Of course, that doesn’t mean the mining space won’t rebound in the years ahead.
— Investing Daily
A Wild Ride On Wall Street
Ben Bernanke testified on Wednesday and as usual stayed in the funny money bull camp. It appears to all, especially Wall Street, the free money will continue to …
— Todd Horwitz
The Chinese are Stealing Our Oil
As I write this, West Texas Crude is selling for $96 a barrel. Brent Sea Crude is selling for $104. This isn’t really news, as the price of …
— Wealth Daily
The Macro Story as Told by Gold, Copper and Oil
Gold’s been on a wild ride. After reaching a peak of $1,920 an ounce in September 2011, gold has tumbled 28% to the current ~$1,380 level forcing …
— EconMatters
Apple Inc. Does It Again: This Time With A Pen!
Apple Inc. has found a new way to make billions of dollars. A company with a treasure trove of over $150 billion in cash is proving the old …
— Todd Horwitz
Slump in Taiwan Exports Underscores Yen Impact
Orders for Taiwan’s goods exports, valued in U.S. dollars, fell by 1.1% year-on-year in April, according to a report released by the Ministry of Economic Affairs on May …
— CMEGroup
Stocks Keep Climbing Before Bernanke
Stocks are indicated higher this morning as investors keep putting money to work in equities.
— Option Monster
Heading Due North
Regional airlines took the Great Recession of 2008 and its lingering aftermath particularly hard, with many high-flying carriers crashing to earth and filing for bankruptcy.
— Investing Daily
Oil & Gas Stock Outlook – May 2013
Record-high U.S. crude stocks, a struggling European economy, worries about China’s growth outlook, and the strong dollar have weakened oil prices to around mid-$90s a barrel.
— Zacks Investment Research
