Tag: dollar
Buy oil. Sell natural gas
Published on October 26, 2009
The dollar is weak and getting weaker, taking the commodities markets for a wild, profitable ride. But natural gas has wrongly moved higher as well. Once the markets fix their mistake, get ready for a strong correction.
By Andrew Snyder, TodaysFinancialNews.com
Baltimore – (TFN): If I were to give you a dollar today and promise you [...]
Market dip: What to buy now
Published on September 24, 2009
The equities market is in the midst of a quick downturn. Will it last? Or is this the buying opportunity you have been waiting for?
By Andrew Snyder, TodaysFinancialNews.com
Baltimore – (TFN): It is a big day for the greenback. As the G-20 fight its way through the protesters in Pittsburgh, all eyes are on the [...]
TFN eNews 07/02/2009: “Did you make 43% on Tuesday’s TFN Grapevine pick?”
Published on July 2, 2009
In today’s TFN eNews:
* 43% gains in 2 days on TFN Grapevine Pick
* 20-30% upside on this tiny Texan marine services provider… by November
* Winners and losers
Dear TFN Reader,
Now this is our idea of financial Independence Day!
Yesterday, I forgot to mention that the Grapevine pick from TFN eNews reader Charles [...]
TFN eNews 06/30/2009: ” 2 new reader grapevine stocks”
Published on June 30, 2009
In today’s TFN eNews:
* Far from the Madoffed crowds
* 2 new reader grapevine stocks!
* Iraqi oil auctions
Dear TFN Reader,
Don’t call it rearranging the deck chairs aboard the Titanic! Even if the latest bit of news from the White House makes you wonder what’s really going on in those illustrious minds.
In the [...]
TFN eNews 06/29/2009: “150 years for Madoff, 20% for TFN readers”
Published on June 30, 2009
This was published via e-mail broadcast on June 29, 2009
In today’s TFN eNews:
* Where to prospect for aluminum after last weekend
* 150 years for Madoff, 20% for TFN readers
* Welcome back, Carter — in Hong Kong?
Small cap of the day: A fantastic case of the “Mondays”
Published on June 1, 2009
It is not often that I get to write about a small-cap stock like this one. China Direct may be small, but may be a great opportunity for investors willing to take on some added risk. If you are as fearful of the fate of the greenback as I am, pay attention.
By Andrew Snyder, [...]
Faith in Obama? Not according to gold prices
Published on May 21, 2009
The dollar is on the decline and gold is on the rise. It may not be an overnight surge to riches, but the gains are on the way.
By Andrew Snyder, TodaysFinancialNews.com
Baltimore – (TFN): In less than a week, the U.S. Dollar Index has dropped by 1.6%. In terms of the sorts of moves the [...]
China starts to wonder if it made the right choice
Published on March 13, 2009
China wants a guarantee that the American currency is solid. If our currency begins to falter, the exporter will feel incredible economic pain. It is prepared to do everything it can to ensure its $2 trillion currency reserves are safe.
By Andrew Snyder, TodaysFinancialNews.com
Baltimore – (TFN): The idea of a four-day rally is fizzling out [...]
Currencies: Race to the bottom
Published on March 12, 2009
The Swiss central bank just cut back interest rates for the franc. World currencies are in a race to the bottom. Only the U.S. dollar seems suiidally determined to remain high…
by J. Christoph Amberger
Baltimore—TFN: If you’ve been watching currency exchange rates and yields, you can’t help but notice that world currencies seem locked in a [...]
Quantitative easing and its effect on the dollar
Published on December 12, 2008
The parlous state of the US financial system should, in theory, be reflected in a lower value of the dollar, had it not been for its hegemonic reserve currency status propping the dollar up during this deleveraging phase.
The bi-polar dollar delusion… why the world depends on you
Published on November 26, 2008
The world’s future prosperity now relies on you to buy pre-lit artificial Christmas trees, the latest iPod, a Honey Baked Ham, and a Mini Cooper for little Zachry or Brittny.
Yen’s strength is Sony (SNE) and Toyota’s (TM) weakness
Published on October 27, 2008
The Japanese yen has soared in value over the last month. To the uninitiated it may sound like a boon for the country’s economy. But in reality, it is creating some huge problems and destroying a lot of wealth. Companies like Toyota (NYSE:TM) and Sony (NYSE:SNE) are in trouble.
By Andrew Snyder
Baltimore – (TFN): Financial crises [...]
Earnings shocker: Google (GOOG) beats the Street
Published on October 17, 2008
So far, this earnings season has remained fairly tame. Most major companies have been able to meet expectations. Many have even beat Wall Street estimates. Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) sure did. But is it good news?
By Andrew Snyder
Baltimore – (TFN): All across the nation, companies that rely on advertising dollars to stay in business are desperately searching [...]
Market plunge: Value investor’s paradise
Published on October 6, 2008
Investors are suffering from a dramatic blow today. American markets have dropped back to valuations we first saw in 1999. The drop hurts, but it is not nearly as bad as what the rest of the world is facing.
By Andrew Snyder
Baltimore – (TFN): Is this is a day that you will remember forever? Will [...]
Crude oil prices prove U.S. dollar stronger than hurricanes
Published on September 17, 2008
“Gustav rolled right down the center of the alley. By rights, it should have been a strike. Gustav had the aim. Gustav followed the right track. But Gustav didn’t knock down any pins. Gustav went over, under, around and through some of the most densely packed drilling infrastructure on the planet. And Gustav caused very [...]
Republicans vs. Democrats: Who spends more?
Published on September 15, 2008
“Republicans like to call themselves the party of fiscal discipline. But if you dig into the numbers, you might find some surprises.” — Charles Delvalle
by Charles Delvalle
Baltimore — (TFN): Republicans like to call themselves the party of fiscal discipline. But if you dig into the numbers, you might find some surprises.
Since 1938, Democrats increased [...]
Buy property where the dollar’s still strong
Published on September 4, 2008
"Like the nearby Quechua indigenous town of Otavalo just 20 minutes south, Cotacachi is an artisan town. Here, the claim to fame is leather goods. I’d hazard a guess, though, that Cotacachi will soon also be known for its growing expat community." — Suzan Haskins
by Suzan Haskins
Baltimore — (TFN): [...]
Gold continues to fall in Asian trading: Next stop $750?
Published on August 14, 2008
Two days ago, we predicted gold would drop below $800. It did, in early Asian trading…
Oil Prices Don’t Control the Recession
Published on August 11, 2008
“Can the collapse in oil prices save the economy from recession? Sadly not. The rising oil price was a symptom, not a cause, of the unchecked global boom that lead us here. And the fact that it’s falling now is merely a sign that we’re already in the grip [...]
Recession Watch: Is the Euro Headed for a Crash?
Published on August 7, 2008
“But while there seems to have been more or less a straight fight between the States and us (the UK) as to who actually plunges into a recession first, within the last few weeks another strong contender for this dubious prize has emerged. The eurozone now looks like it [...]
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