Marc Chandler – Jobs Report, GDP Forecasts, ISM Manufacturing, And Inflation Metrics Better Than Expected, Central Banks Continue Easing, And A Review Of The Chinese Economy
Marc Chandler reviews a number of macroeconomic factors moving the markets from jobs, to inflation, to manufacturing, to GDP forecasts, and central bank loosening policies, the soft landing narrative is still pervasive.
Nick Hodge – Macroeconomic Data Has Improved – Opportunities In Select General Equities, The Uranium Sector, And Copper Stocks
Nick Hodge reviews the improving macro setup, select opportunities in US equities, the continued bullish outlook for uranium stocks, and copper sector and stock positioning based on improving economic backdrop.
Nick Hodge – Macro Megatrends That Matter For Gold, Uranium, and Oil Stocks
Nick Hodge reviews the macroeconomic data and trends that matters for gold, uranium, and oil stocks.
Craig Hemke – Sifting Through The Macroeconomic Data With A View Towards What Matters
Craig Hemke joins us for a wide-ranging discussion on what matters when sifting through all the macroeconomic data.
John Rubino – Precious Metals Will Benefit As Macroeconomic Conditions Continue To Deteriorate
John Rubino with a broad discussion on continued concerning macroeconomic data and how this further benefits the precious metals sector.
Marc Chandler – The Fed Has Gone From Behind The Curve On Inflation, To Behind The Curve On Recession
Marc Chandler with a detailed review of market expectations and reactions to the Fed meeting earlier this week, ongoing banking concerns, and a flee to safe havens.
Dave Erfle – A Healthy And Expected Correction Within The Larger PM Bull Market Cycle
Dave Erfle, The Junior Miner Junky, reviews a volatile week in gold, silver, and the PM stocks on the back of a flurry of economic data.
Craig Hemke – Factors Driving The Precious Metals Sector
Craig Hemke reviews a number of factors, both technical and macroeconomic, that are driving the precious metals sector prices.
John Rubino – Persistent Inflation, Manufacturing And Housing Weakness, Central Banks Tightening Into Economic Contraction, The Energy Sector, And The Tech Sector
John Rubino discusses the persistently high inflation, manufacturing and housing sector weakness, central banks tightening into an economic contraction, and reviews the energy and tech sectors.