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Firearms stocks moved higher on Monday after gun background checks rose 79% in July year-over-year amid violent protests which have gripped major cities across the United States.
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The day before a $765 million loan from the government was announced, Kodak granted its executive chairman Jim Continenza 1.75 million options as the result of what is being called an "understanding" with the Board of Directors. The options had not b
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Here Are July's Best And Worst Performing Assets
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Two months ago, we showed that contrary to conventional wisdom and corporate reps and warrants that buybacks had effectively been put on hold for the duration of the covid pandemic, not only were companies still repurchasing their shares but it was t
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Aside from the 'safe-haven' status amid the global money-printing fiasco occurring in fiat-land, the major run in the largest cryptocurrencies in recent days appears to have been driven by two technical factors (over-leveraged shorts unwinding and tr
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Aside from the 'safe-haven' status amid the global money-printing fiasco occurring in fiat-land, the major run in the largest cryptocurrencies in recent days appears to have been driven by two technical factors (over-leveraged shorts unwinding and tr
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Despite the surging stock market from the March lows, trillions in liquidity support from the Fed, retirement confidence declined.
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Three elements cause physical delivery on the COMEX to have reached record highs this year: strong demand for futures in New York, a persisting spread between the price of futures in New York versus spot gold in London, and arbitrage.
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The Baltic Dry Index (BDI) is losing steam following an impressive upswing from May's lows. The BDI began tumbling in August 2019, with an extension to the downside following the virus pandemic.
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Tesla just reported its second-quarter results. Shares rose more than 4% after hours as the company beat expectations and reported its fourth straight quarter of profits.
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Back in mid-March, when the S&P was crashing and just days before the Fed completed its nationalization of the bond market...
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Monday's trading saw a continuation of recent themes.
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S&P futures and global markets jumped on Tuesday after EU leaders clinched an "historic" deal on a massive €750BN ($860BN) recovery plan for their coronavirus-throttled economies in the early hours of Tuesday, after a turbulent, seemingly endle
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In the last week, the military conflict between Azerbaijan and Armenia has reignited, with the two nations having already been engaged in a military confrontation for decades.
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Billionaire businessman Mark Cuban on CNBC on Monday compared the stock market's big run-up from its late March coronavirus low to the 1990s tech frenzy.
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Captain George Pollard Jr. was hungry. Actually, he was starving. He'd been drifting aboard a small whaleboat with some of his crew in the South Pacific for over two months.
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Over a decade ago we were mocked and ridiculed for saying that the Fed was manipulating and rigging stock markets, pushing risk assets higher (either singlehandedly or via Citadel) and its only mandate was to prop up consumer confidence by preventing
