Tag: commodities
Commodities That Will Outperform Under A Weak Dollar Policy
Many political pundits will tell you that President Trump won the election, in part, on the promise of a rebirth in the manufacturing sector....
Commodities Crossroads: Bulls Don’t Want To See Selling Here!
TR Equal Weighted Commodities Index "Monthly" Chart
Commodities are nearing a decision point. The Thomson Reuters Equal Weighted Commodities Index is testing the top side...
Q1 2018 Recap: Inside The Global Financial Markets
March continued to be bumpy for stock investors and the quarter ended on a volatile, sour note.
It seems plausible that rising interest rates are...
Commodities Compression: Price Nearing A Decision Point!
The commodities space has dealt investors a difficult hand over the past decade.
Back in 2010/11, the Thomson Reuters Equal Weight Commodities Index peaked following...
The Buck Or Bust: What’s Next For The U.S. Dollar &...
The S&P 500 is rocking new high after new high. Since the end of November, it is up 7.9% in under two months. But...
Inflation Is Back! Weak Dollar Boosts Commodity Prices
As Q4 earnings continue, one theme that continues is companies mentioning supply constraints and commodity prices rising.
Simply put, inflation is back.
Commodity index CRB is...
6 Charts That Show The Global Economy Is Flourishing
The Following Post was written together with Arun Chopra of Fusion Point Capital
We all know it’s a global bull market. Economies across the globe...
Commodities Update: What’s Next For Energy & Materials Stocks?
Last week we took a look at interest rate sensitive sectors to kick off our mini-series on core income. In our second edition of...
Is The Commodities Rally For Real? Watch The U.S. Dollar COT...
Commodities had a nice week last week, rallying sharply off recent lows.
After five consecutive weekly losses, the Reuters/Jefferies CRB index rallied 4.2 percent last...
Global Markets Update: Investors Eye Chinese Economic Concerns
The past month has been chalk full of corporate earnings announcements in the U.S., and more political drama. Earnings were largely positive, but with the...
