Money and Markets TV takes a look at a group of commodities that has performed just as well as gold and silver over the past few months, but has gotten far less attention â soft commodities. Sean Brodrick and Rudy Martin give their outlooks.
The Bank of Japan lowered interest rates and announced its own $60 billion version of a TARP-style bailout. Tony Sagami tells you 3 Japanese stocks you need to dump and 3 that should take off from this $60 billion government gift.
The global dollar-based monetary system is breaking down. Larry Edelson gives his thoughts on how this will impact other markets and the opportunities offered.
Sean Brodrick looks at the one chart that tells you all you need to know about where gold stocks are heading. Plus, he tells you about three forces poised to drive gold and mining stocks higher.
Interest rates have been falling steadily as economic weakness and uncertainty in the financial markets have driven more and more investors to the relative safety of bonds. But are Treasuries still safe, or is the bond market a bubble?
Interest rates have been falling steadily as economic weakness and uncertainty in the financial markets have driven more and more investors to the relative safety of bonds. But are Treasuries still safe, or is the bond market a bubble?
Interest rates have been falling steadily as economic weakness and uncertainty in the financial markets have driven more and more investors to the relative safety of bonds. But are Treasuries still safe, or is the bond market a bubble?
Interest rates have been falling steadily as economic weakness and uncertainty in the financial markets have driven more and more investors to the relative safety of bonds. But are Treasuries still safe, or is the bond market a bubble?
Gold continues to rocket higher in a solid uptrend that should see at least the $1,320 level next. The Dow is pressing overhead resistance, and overdue for a fall. Meanwhile, Larry Edelson sees two more natural resource markets also shooting higher.
Water is one of the most precious commodities on Earth. Tony Sagami believes that it will be the blue gold of the future and discusses one of the companies best positioned to profit from growing water demand.
Mandeep Singh Rai talks about how stock trading works in todayâs fast-paced, highly connected media environment and why it puts retail investors at such a disadvantage.
The worst economic downturn since the Great Depression and continued uncertainty in the financial markets have sent investors into the bond markets. Learn more in the next episode of Money and Markets TV, airing Thursday, September 30 at 7 p.m.
This week on Money and Markets TV, we revisit sovereign debt. A roundtable panel of money managers considers whether thereâs hope of the U.S. avoiding the debt crisis reemerging in Europe and debate the outlook for the U.S dollar and stock market.
This week on Money and Markets TV, we revisit sovereign debt. Why didn't the bailout of Greece in May solve the problem, and where is it likely to pop up next? How is the sovereign debt crisis playing out in the currency markets?
This week on Money and Markets TV, we revisit sovereign debt. In our Picks and Pans segment, weâll share recommendations from the Weiss editors on how you can take advantage of the sovereign debt crisis, and which investments to avoid.
Gold at new record highs, sugar skyrocketing, corn flying â and more. Larry Edelson believes the chief reason is the Fed is determined to inflate away the debt crisis by flooding the world with paper money.
We're all watching silver and gold go higher so it's easy to miss that many other commodities are rallying as well. But Sean Brodrick gives you an easy way to play this potentially explosive bullish move.
Tony Sagami believes the iPad will be a big disappointment in China; it is too expensive. Plus, knockoffs are bound to grab a big chunk of the market share. Find out what his strategy is for profiting from this next major move.
The publishing industry has been struggling for years. And those trends have accelerated since 2007. Amber Dakar looks at those trends, and identifies some who are thriving.
One of next week's biggest stories is sure to be a stock offering from Petrobras. Rudy Martin takes a look at Brazil's dominant energy company that is planning to raise 75-billion dollars of capital to develop the Pre-Salt offshore oil fields.
This week on Money and Markets TV, we turn our focus on the currency markets. Bryan Rich and Sean Brodrick discuss gold and its relationship to the U.S dollar and other global currencies.
This week on Money and Markets, we turn our focus on the currency markets, which determine every countryâs ability to compete on a global playing field. Bryan Rich takes a look at Japan and Switzerland and Rudy Martin examines developing economies.
This week on Money and Markets TV, we turn our focus on the currency markets. We compile the recommendations of the Weiss editors and tell you the best ideas for taking advantage of Japanâs recent intervention in the currency markets.
RealtyTrac just reported that the number of U.S. homes seized in foreclosure has soard to a new record high. Mike Larson comments on this critical development.
Larry Edelson takes a look at the new record high in gold and where he sees it heading next plus the action heating up in the Dow Industrials and the dollar.
What numbers canât tell you is how well the company is run. Evaluating management is a subjective process, and some analysts find it to be the hardest. But Mandeep Singh Rai thinks it can be just as important as any objective measure.
Mike Larson gives you his two-minute answer as to why stocks arenât plunging, plus the alarming truth the financial media isnât telling you about todayâs retail sales and earnings reports.
Chinese demand for silver has quadrupled this year and could send the metal to $22 by Christmas. Looking down the road, Sean Brodrick's got an even bigger forecast!
This has been âThe Summer of Relapseâ â with the stimulus money running out, the economy running on fumes and investors preparing to run for the exits. Mike Larson tells you about the warnings that are coming in fast and furiously.
On the next episode of Money and Markets, the Weiss Research experts examine several trends in the currency markets, and what they should mean to you. Tune in next Thursday, September 16 at 7:00 p.m. to find out.
The popular political message today is to focus on Chinaâs currency policy. The Obama administration and our lawmakers want China to let its currency float higher and are prepared to take legislative action to make that happen.
Several weeks ago, regulators in Europe swore on a stack of bibles that the banking sector over there was fine. I said from the outset those tests were as phony as a three-euro bill.
The San Jose copper and gold mine in Chile caved in. An 8.8 magnitude earthquake caused billions of dollars of damage to Chileâs infrastructure and affected over 75 percent of the countryâs population. Is there a silver lining?
Two money managers engage in a roundtable discussion. Is inevitable? What can the government do, and should it do, to improve the economy? What do they see ahead for the markets? How can investors protect themselves?
Gold's just shy of a new record high! Not surprising... the economy is sliding, uncertainty is rising, the European debt crisis is back, the Autumn high-demand gold season is upon us, and more!
Bullish forces are charging ahead overseas and sending global markets and investments higher. Hereâs what Sean Brodrick is watching, as well as a way to play it.
The Gartner Group just lowered its PC sales forecast by 2%. Intel warned that 3rd quarter sales could fall by more than $1 BILLION. Both Dell and Hewlett Packard recently reported computer sales. The PC business is in trouble â but not in Asia.
This week on Money and Markets TV, we look forward toward the final four months of 2010 and tell you which events and trends are going to shape the markets and the economy.
This week on Money and Markets TV, we look forward toward the final four months of 2010 and tell you which events and trends are going to shape the markets and the economy.
