Four events are sending investors out of stocks and into the safety of gold, bonds and the Japanese yen. How do I know this? I am looking at money flows. The market reaction to Brexit and the Trump election is more than ample proof that investors do not come out
The headline of The Washington Post screamed: “Trump revealed highly classified information to Russian diplomats.” The White House has denied the allegation as written, and President Trump has defended his actions. (National Security Advisor H.R. McMaster on Tuesday said it’s “wholly appropriate” that Trump can share classified information.) Still,
Weekly Digest from The Arora Report is popular among serious investors and money managers because they have found studying insights from the prior week gives them an edge over the coming weeks. Here is the day by day rundown from the morning capsules made available every morning before the
Italians overwhelmingly rejected Prime Minister Matteo Renzi’s proposed constitutional reform on Sunday, and as a result, Renzi is resigning. Defeat of the reform proposal is a victory for the opposition Five Star Movement (M5S). Polls show M5S has gained popularity and is well positioned if a new election is called.
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European Central Bank Chief Mario Draghi may follow the U.S. lead and fire off his own bazooka. Requesting broader spending powers, Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson famously told Congress that he needed “a bazooka” to head off the financial crisis. German magazine Der Spiegel reports that the ECB is now considering
A potential game changer for gold, silver, euro, and yen is just ahead. The game changer is the meeting of the European Central Bank (ECB). Traditionally the ECB has towed the line of the Bundesbank inflation hawks. Jean-Claude Trichet, the chief of ECB until 2011, kept monetary policy tight and
The battle is about to begin between those who in one form or another end up following the leading indicators and those who in one fashion or another end up following the lagging indicators. Time has proven that the ZYX Global Multi Asset Allocation Model was spot on when it declared
It turns out that Mario Draghi is Super Mario. Mario Draghi is an ex-central bank governor of Italy who just took over from Jean-Claude Trichet the presidency of the European Central Bank (ECB). In a surprise bold move, Draghi announced that the ECB is lowering its main rate from 1.5%