by
Just when it looked like the price of gold was going to retest its lows of October and maybe even September, the metal put on a bold rally.
After marking an intraday low of $1,196 on Tuesday, Nov. 13, gold prices took one more day to consolidate near those lows.
Since then, the price of gold has rallied and so far maintained a healthier level near $1,220. The run happened as stocks continue to struggle while the dollar retreats.
It looks like the Pinterest IPO will go forward in 2019.
It's true that there is a lot of excitement around the social media site going public.
However, we have a better way to profit. Here are all the details...
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 82 points in premarket trading as technology stocks gave up last week's gains on reports of slowing demand and potential antitrust violations.
The United States spends roughly $800 billion a year on defense; the People's Republic of China, about $146 billion. The Russian Federation lays out around $55 billion, annualized, while the Islamic Republic of Iran's military spend annualizes at $15 billion – not accounting for the crippling 13%-plus inflation it's experiencing.
Finding reliable figures for military expenditures of Syria, Yemen, Afghanistan, or the tattered remnants of al-Qaeda and ISIS would be a waste of time.
It's enough to say that not a single one of these state and non-state actors can reasonably be expected to show up on our shores, "D-Day style," at any point in the near future. And if you expect any of these adversaries might come ashore, cannons blazing, in Cleveland, or San Francisco, or Austin, or Bismarck, N.D., then I respectfully submit you may be watching a little too much cable news.
And in the slightly more likely event that one of these foes were to, say, set off a dirty bomb in any of these places, it's doubtful an extra aircraft carrier would prevent it.
And yet, if the manifestly stupid, hopelessly censored mainstream media – run by just five conglomerates – were to be believed, hordes of jihadist enemies are closing in from all sides, moments away from striking.
Then again, this pale shadow of a legitimate Fourth Estate has also – just as dangerously – confused an East Coast stock bubble for real, widespread prosperity and strength.
E-commerce heavyweight Alibaba has quickly become to Chinese consumers what Amazon is to U.S. shoppers.
And this is partly due to "Singles' Day," which helped the firm rack up $30.8 billion in sales.
Bill's got the juicy details on this "single-stock wealth machine"...
The marijuana industry is booming, which is why investors are asking for the best cannabis stocks to watch.
And we have two.
You can access all the details right here...
Finding the top dividend stocks to buy in 2019 isn't easy.
That's why we made this guide for our readers.
We have all the details about the top dividend stocks to buy right here...
Just when oil investors thought the worst was over and oil prices were on an upward trajectory, they were hit with the 2018 oil crash.
And it may not be over, as oil continues to stumble.
But you can turn it into an opportunity to bag a big-time payday...
It may seem counterintuitive to think that in a world of rising interest rates, stocks of homebuilders are the place to be.
But that's exactly where Money Morning Special Situation Strategist Tim Melvin sees big opportunities.
And there are plenty of reasons to go against the herd...
Last Sunday (Nov. 11), Chinese retail juggernaut Alibaba Group Ltd. (NYSE: BABA) held its tenth annual Singles Day sale, a 24-hour sale commemorating China's Singles Day holiday.
While Alibaba's previous Singles Day sales are legendary for their staggering profit, this year's sale blew past records out of the water.
