With prices in positive territory, Byron recommends booking gains on both a miner play and an energy play in our portfolio. Also, Nomi recommends taking gains from our play in the world's largest McDonalds franchisee as shares look vulnerable in 2019.
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Although we expect Barrick to perform well during the rest of 2020, we believe shares are overbought after doubling in value from its March 2020 lows. Because a large company like Barrick can only grow so quickly, let’s book 51% gains on GOLD now.
Our post-July Fourth theme: hypocrisy. From red state socialism to new wars on drugs, Mssrs. Jefferson, Adams and Monroe are roiling in their graves.
Here are the five articles I recommend you read this week. You’ll see how China’s economic ambitions are not limited to the growth of its own economy…that no one is safe from the government’s war on cash… A New World Order is getting closer every day… Liquidity is drying up because of Basel III rules, the Volcker Rule and excess regulation… and more! Each will give you a deeper understanding of the themes we’ll be exploring in your monthly issues…
Today, we examine our international relations… including the prospects for Scottish independence and its impact on the global economy. Plus, a positive note: on the wonders of graphene.
Here are the five articles I recommend you read this week. You’ll read about the one man who supposedly caused the flash crash… the Treasury’s “Kiss of Death”… The “divergence” stage of currency wars… a recipe for stagnation… and more! Each will give you a deeper understanding of the themes we’ll be exploring in your monthly issues…
Despite lackluster third quarter earnings reports, investors are piling into stocks. But such a bullish environment is unlikely to last. With a less than impressive quarterly report last week, one of our positions still ralled due to the broad stock market upward trend so let’s take gains now before a downturn.
