David Morgan, founder of Silver-Investor.com, says ETFs are stealing mining stocks investor base, but beaten down miners like Silver Wheaton are now the market’s best bet.
See the article here: ETFs Stealing Miners Thunder
Category : Business
The ongoing European drama may share the stage with corporate earnings next week.
Original post: Earnings, Europe Keep Investors Busy in Coming Week
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Phil Streible, Sr. commodities broker at RJO Futures, says this week’s EU gathering won’t do much to spur gold higher, but it won’t pressure prices either.
See the original post here: EU Summit Won’t Spur Gold
TEVA’s patents on Copaxone will be protected until 2015, resulting in additional billion in profits for the drug maker.
Read the original post: TEVA Gets Shot of Good News
Category : Stocks
Traders believe Moody’s is two years too late to downgrade banks and have turned the ratings agency into a contrarian indicator.
Read more: Moody’s Downgrade = Ultimate Buy Signal
Adrian Ash, head of research at BullionVault, says default worries are pushing Westerners to purchase physical gold, even while Indian buying eases.
View original post here: Default Worries Lifting Physical Gold Demand
P&G lowers sales and earnings forecasts blaming the global economic slowdown — not overpriced products.
Read more: P&G’s Laundry List of Problems
The market expects Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke will extend operation twist this afternoon, and if the he doesn’t take action, the market will tank says Stephen Guilfoyle of Meridian Equity Partners.
Originally posted here: Expect A Drastic Downturn In the Market If The Fed Doesn’t Act
Joseph Stiglitz, author of The Price of Inequality, says the rise of China and organized labor are not to blame for the “hollowing out” of America’s middle class.
See the original post: Stiglitz: China, Unions Not Behind Middle Class Demise