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raklian commented Feb 10, 2020Yes, fueled by the expectation of lower interest rates. The stock market likes that.
U.S. dollar strengthens as traders see resilient US economy
- raklian commented Jan 30, 2020
Oil has paused its descent and going up a bit.
Beaudry: Monetary Policy and Financial Vulnerabilities
- raklian commented Jan 30, 2020
Apparently it's better to have the devil we know than the one we don't.
CDC confirms first human-to-human transmission of coronavirus in US
- raklian commented Jan 29, 2020
But you really have to think while trading. Not thinking is the worst thing you can do.
Economist Perspective: Will Low Rates Keep Stocks Rollling?
- raklian commented Jan 27, 2020
This is a perfect opportunity to buy.
Here’s why the stock market may be overreacting to the coronavirus threat
- raklian commented Jan 24, 2020
That's not going to protect you from a highly potent virus. Staying home is the only protection unless you have family members who live with you who go out a lot.
Senator says CDC about to confirm 3rd U.S. case of coronavirus
- raklian commented Jan 23, 2020
Until the next greatest thing comes along.
‘Capitalism is the greatest thing that has ever happened to mankind,’ says man worth $1.7...
- raklian commented Jan 18, 2020
At some point, there won't be any more buyers. We all know what happens then.
Wall St at record levels after strong U.S., China data
- raklian commented Jan 16, 2020
It's all about the interest rate differential. The US rate has more room to fall versus the Gilt. I guess it all depends on economic data coming out of US and UK in the coming months.
HSBC's Bloom Says 'Very Bullish' on Pound Against US Dollar
- raklian commented Jan 14, 2020
Correction - Donald "seems" to have it handled.
China tariffs to stay until after U.S. election despite deal
- raklian commented Jan 14, 2020
Markets discount any future possibilities, though.
Lagarde said to target Jan. 23 to announce ECB strategy review
- raklian commented Jan 10, 2020
Until there is no longer any money to buy them. It's a matter of when, not if.
Employment Situation -- December 2019
- raklian commented Jan 9, 2020
It's not enough to push Gold back up.
US officials are confident Ukrainian Flt 752 was shot down by Iran
- raklian commented Jan 8, 2020
If this is from the proxies rather than Iran, it's not going to move the market very much.
Explosion heard at Baghdad's Green Zone: Sumaria
- raklian commented Jan 8, 2020
On the flip side of the coin, Ghosn may as well be corrupt and the Japanese were correct to convict him. We don't know the truth until it's sorted out.
Ghosn in Lebanon, says he left Japan because of “injustice”
- raklian commented Jan 8, 2020
Bolster its efforts to compensate? That means more easing?
Lagarde: The impact of Brexit will depend on the details of that agreement
- raklian commented Jan 8, 2020
Right. Sen. Lindsay Graham said he came out of talking with Trump via phone call and said Iran will pay the price with its economic viability whatever that means.
Hopes of De-Escalation Help Markets Stabilize
- raklian commented Jan 7, 2020
I would buy Aussie if it wasn't for that US-Iran confrontation.
Building Approvals, Australia, Nov 2019
- raklian commented Jan 7, 2020
At this point, it's just a rumor. Oil is not reacting to this.
Missile Strike Reportedly Carried Out Against US Base In Iraq
- raklian commented Jan 4, 2020
How can the world hold the world's sole military superpower accountable for "illegal" actions? It's nearly impossible since most countries depend on the US for the safety of its sovereign grade investments, not to mention the strongest currency in ...
Tehran launches legal measures to hold U.S. to account for Soleimani's killing