The case for metals remains not that of outright inflation but that of central banks prolonged liquidity drives. Currencies will gain/fall versus one another, but fresh asset purchases will maintain gold and silver ahead. Rising metals remained the consistent play over the past 2 months, supporting my near-term gold outlook
By Benjamin Koellmann:
Despite another blowout quarter reported by Apple (AAPL) on January 24, it seems Apple naysayers still find reasons to make you doubt about investing in the company’s stock. Some of these critics doubt [...]
By Benjamin Koellmann:
Despite another blowout quarter reported by Apple (AAPL) on January 24, it seems Apple naysayers still find reasons to make you doubt about investing in the company’s stock. Some of these critics doubt [...]
By Conrad Schickedanz:
There has been a lot said recently about Best Buy (BBY) facing increasing competition from retail giants like Wal-mart (WMT) and Amazon (AMZN).
However, Best Buy has arguably a bigger enemy than its fierce [...]
Seeking Alpha recently held an interview with Ford (F) CEO Alan Mulally, who joined the automotive giant in 2006 and has since overseen a turnaround that brought a net profit of $20.2B last [...]