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Banks led Wall Street to gains on Thursday even as Europe struggled again, a sign investors are betting a relatively strong U.S. economy will help U.S. stocks outperform other markets. http://bit.ly/y4SyuY
Thursday, January 5, 2012
John Embry - Gold Will Not Trade Below $1,500 Ever Again
With gold trading $40 higher, silver up nearly $2, crude oil rising $4.25 a barrel and mining shares on the move, today King World News interviewed John Embry, Chief Investment Strategist of the $10 billion strong Sprott Asset Management to get his take on where he sees gold, silver, crude oil and the mining shares headed from here. When asked about the action in gold and silver, Embry said, “I do think there is a strong probability that the end of 2011 marked the bottom for gold and silver and that may be the lows that will ever be seen. That’s a strong statement, but the reality is gold and silver may never trade lower than that again.”
http://bit.ly/xAdCkF
With gold trading $40 higher, silver up nearly $2, crude oil rising $4.25 a barrel and mining shares on the move, today King World News interviewed John Embry, Chief Investment Strategist of the $10 billion strong Sprott Asset Management to get his take on where he sees gold, silver, crude oil and the mining shares headed from here. When asked about the action in gold and silver, Embry said, “I do think there is a strong probability that the end of 2011 marked the bottom for gold and silver and that may be the lows that will ever be seen. That’s a strong statement, but the reality is gold and silver may never trade lower than that again.”
http://bit.ly/xAdCkF
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
Nov factory new orders +1.8%, below the +2.0% expected, but following upward revised -0.2% in Oct (prev -0.4%). Durable goods orders were +3.7% (revised down from +3.8%), nondurables orders +0.3% on 0.8% rise in petroleum and coal. Total fac orders ex. transport +0.3%, with tranport unrevised +14.7%. Fac shipments flat, but nondefense capital [...] http://bit.ly/wO2Y9K
US factory orders rose 1.8% in November but the headline is close to market expectations so there is little in the release to spark fresh US unit gains. EUR/USD recovered back into the 1.2950s before finding fresh offers but 1.29318 still marks the intraday lows. Further weakness still the longer-term prognosis but dealers await the trigger for a return to the upper-1.28s
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
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