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Gold: Will Major Central Bank Buying Push Prices Higher?
Central banks and China are big buyers of gold. Should gold bulls be encouraged? Here’s a history lesson on gold that may surprise you.
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How to Predict Actions of Global Central Banks
If you’re wondering what determines the interest rate actions of central bankers, this chart shows you what you need to know.
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What Goes Around Comes Around
Read this excerpt from Global Market Perspective that sheds light on how social mood has trended for the last quarter century.
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A New Bull Market in… Vigilante Praise?
On Dec. 4, 2024, UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was fatally shot. Shockingly, the public’s outcry of support has been for the accused murderer, 26-year-old Luigi Mangione. Socionomics calls its first and best witness – social mood – to explain why.
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Liquidity Set to Dry Up: What That Means for Investors
Two sources of liquidity which have aided rampant speculation in financial assets are contracting. Learn about them now.
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The Big Curb on the Urge to Splurge
Consumer spending is a key driver of the economy, yet, these days, many motorists are passing up even buying little things like snacks on a road trip. But the troubles facing consumers go far beyond sacrificing candy and chips. Here are the details.
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Finding Opportunities Amidst Volatility: United States Natural Gas Fund (UNG) In Focus
There are no guarantees in financial markets, but having EWAVES on your side – a proprietary, bias-free Elliott wave software that calls it how it sees it — certainly helps.
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Tesla’s Troubles — Is it Musk or is it More?
The price of Tesla shares just had its biggest single day drop in more than five years. Get more insights into the electric carmaker’s woes – not only in the U.S. – but in Europe.
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Here’s What Happens When Stocks Gain Points But NOT Value
EWI’s Brian Whitmer shows a sensible way to value stocks that’s been hiding in plain sight, even as it screams “caution.” See the charts and data for yourself in this 3-minute video.
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U.S. Treasuries and China: An Accident Waiting to Happen
China has been markedly decreasing its holdings of U.S. Treasuries, and this trend could very well continue. In our view, a mishap is waiting to happen. Here’s our analysis.
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