( The Weekly Digest reproduces the morning capsules made available every morning before the market open in the Real Time Feeds to the paying subscribers.) MOSCOW COMMUNIQUE LEADS TO GOLD AND SILVER FALLING OUT OF BED February 15, 2013 The group of 20 largest economies (G-20) has begun their meeting
We have received a flood of emails asking the same question, “Why are gold and silver falling?” The answer lies in our prior posts. Here are the links: MOSCOW COMMUNIQUE LEADS TO GOLD AND SILVER FALLING OUT OF BED GOLD IS AT A CRITICAL JUNCTURE GOLD AND SILVER DOWNGRADE IN
This post was the morning capsule published on ZYX Buy Change Alert. The group of 20 largest economies (G-20) has begun their meeting in Moscow. A draft communique by G-20 shows a pledge to refrain from competitive currency devaluation. Gold and silver have fallen out of bed on the news.
Following billionaire hedge fund manager Leon Cooperman out of Apple and into Facebook is foolish, yet this is exactly what a number of investors wanted to do Wednesday. It is said a picture is worth a thousand words. The charts of Apple AAPL and Facebook FB tell the story. Please click
Yesterday, Apple CEO Tim Cook, in a fireside chat, tried to convince the world that Apple is still the center of innovation in the technology world. Cook said that about one quarter of Apple employees were working on new products. There were no specifics but presumably new products include iTV. While Cook was
There is much debate about the effect of currency wars on gold and its future direction. Currently, the fundamentals of gold are muddled. On the one hand, central banks continue to print lots of money, and some believe currency wars are imminent. On the other hand, inflation is stable, and
These posts were just published on ZYX Buy Change Alert. The position is long with an average price of $2.55. Currently, 50% of the full core position size is being held. Profits have been taken as high as $6.00. The company reported earnings this morning and the stock traded as high
Apple stock faces stiff resistance in the zone of $497 to $514. The reason is that Apple is still over-owned as well as overweight in many portfolios. It is difficult to say what retail investors will do when Apple stock approaches $500, but professionals who are overweight Apple stock are
The first carrier to introduce the BlackBerry Z10 in the U.S. is not Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, or T-Mobile. It is a carrier that you have probably never heard of. Solavei, a relatively new phone carrier, is introducing Z10 for a price of $999. You can buy it on their website with a promise
Yesterday trading in Apple and BlackBerry was a show of contrast. Apple rose about 1% and BlackBerry fell 4.6%. Of interest is that money flow was negative in Apple while the stock was going up and money flow in BlackBerry was positive while the stock was going down. Apple had lots of