is climbing again, as the VIX is crushed.
Eurodollar futures have been moving down steadily.
Admittedly, this index gave some false signals in March, spiking to 86 and then falling, but if it continues to rise, it will be … interesting.
No, not $ESPN! This is Epsilon Energy. Strong cashflow …
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Money is made by anticipating future events before other market participants. This is not easy: the consensus is usually fairly accurate.
This was recommended by The Alpha Letter. Neither the author nor I are financial advisers …
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$TRUP:NMQ. Medical insurance for pets. I think it’s mad, but it may be lucrative. Do your own research, but its cashflow turned very positive last year, admittedly mainly through financing.
Markets just haven’t had any clear direction recently. Equities, which have been …
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Aikya has a great take on why Alibaba ($BABA) might be a stock to avoid. It has been a massive success story, but it has a few red flags. Stocks that go up spectacularly have a habit of falling spectacularly.
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Yes, Liz Holmes idea rises again! Well, Marx said that history repeats itself, first as tragedy, the second as farce.
Bill McBride cites Ivy Zelman’s view that house prices are close to a turning point. Housing, is …
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Used to be Jubilee Platinium, mines all sorts of minerals. Small cap (~CAD 500MM), strong cash flow, rapid recent growth in earnings, P/E still < 12, low debt, no large exceptional items. Based in London, traded on the TSX Venture exchange …
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This article makes the bull case for $WCP:TOR It’s an oil company that’s carbon negative, because it can store CO~2~ in so-called carbon-capture underground storage (CCUS). I’m not sold on CCUS, but I think all …
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I used to subscribe to Bill Fleckenstein’s daily post. It was interesting, but Bill suffers from being a perpetual bear, waiting for the Japan panic of 1992 to occur again in equity markets. To be fair, Bill says that you can’t …
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This is an excellent piece on why short squeezes happen. Basically, it’s that when a stock has been battered down, shorting it has limited upside and unlimited downside. Ultimately, this is due to the optionality embedded in a share price. When you buy a …
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read more“The very same voices who argued that investment in gas supply has to stop as a climate policy tool now declare that it …
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