A long standing bear case has eroded sentiment in this once loved oil stock. After latest earnings, the CEO says the environment is changing. A re-rating in the stock is likely.
SPX gets extremely overbought. Our Core Strategy catches up. A breakout in RUTH is possible.
Buffet and Munger hate on cryptos, while Millennials are bored with the stock market.
Russian tax reporting has changed, now requiring insurance products be reported. Fines are a joke.
As regular readers will be aware, I have been keeping any interested investors who were subject to the Park First investment scam abreast of developments in the situation based on news from the UK.
Last week, news came to light that the Financial Conduct Authority, the UKs’ financial regulator, were close to agreeing a settlement on the Park First scandal with the owners of the outfit.
‘Sell in May’ critics are running wild this year. Meanwhile, bearish trends are usually strong in the next six months. Historically, these months warrant caution.
Closer look at Emerging Markets after last years stellar returns. Barrons Big Money looks bullish from the outside only. SaaS is overvalued still.. Seasonality shifts towards small caps. Financial Vulnerability is a hot topic after COVID.
An ageing population and the COVID pandemic brought attention to the topic of Financial Vulnerability. Power of Attorneys are a good starting point for discussion, but much more needs to be done to protect everyone.
May is a tricky month. May in post election years are generally positive, and are one of the best months of the year.
Last week, the MACD line on the two of the largest and well followed US Indexes rolled over to sell signals. This ends the bullish 6-month period through April.
We count new Billionaires, while Biden sees room to tax. Jim Grant says the Fed is likely to get blind-sided. Seasonality hits a wall.
