A look ahead to earnings seasons and the moves in oil
We step away from the geopolitical news and look at the upcoming earnings season for US equities. Ed Moya weighs in on some of the recent earnings results for the semiconductors sector that have surprised to the upside. we also discuss the moves in oil and the major factors outside of war fears that can drive prices into 2020.
We recorded this later in the day yesterday but there were some technical difficulties so I am just getting get it posted now. Sorry for the delay.
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Webb for the day…………some info you might not have known about our Treasury Sec. Jack Lew…….and the Iran Deal and the money with has been on hold(supposedly) since 1979…of $150 BIllion…..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2XS2p6Wh8I0
A little more info…..Jack Lew daddy, was involved in Iran…..
Lew’s……
The $150 Billion was money held due to Bush sanctions.
The $1.8+/- Billion in CASH , was money given to Iran as interest on the $150 Billion.
Giving interest on sanctioned money is not normal.
Obama had NO AUTHORIZATION from Congress to give (spend) that interest money.
According to George……..the money of $150 Billion goes back to 1979……., Bush was covering his ass, because the money was already being used…..
Disregard the Bush comment………
WASHINGTON (AP) — Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Wednesday that he will launch President Donald Trump’s impeachment trial on his terms, without any agreement on whether to call witnesses, when House Speaker Nancy Pelosi sends the abuse and obstruction articles to the Senate.
“There will be no haggling with the House over Senate procedure,” said McConnell, R-Ky. “We will not cede our authority to try this impeachment. The House Democrats’ turn is over.”
The trial on abuse of power and obstruction of Congress charges passed by the House last month could begin as soon as this week if Pelosi, D-Calif., sends the articles of impeachment to the Senate.