by Chaim Siegel of Elazar Associates LLC Gold prices have been down for nearly two straight weeks. Any lower and you break an uptrend, which is worrisome. There are three factors bothering gold which ...
The price of crude oil has hit its lowest level this year. Brent fell below $46 and WTI took out $44 a barrel this morning. Crude prices thus breached the lows that had been established prior to the ...
by Chaim Siegel of Elazar Advisors, LLC Many may wonder where the next leg of the bull market could come from. We are in the final days of the second quarter, and most companies will report in July. ...
by Chaim Siegel of Elazar Advisors, LLC Yesterday’s Fed meeting was probably just another stop along this building bull market story. We’ve done enough talking about this so it’s ...
The energy market, more than other commodity markets, is often impacted by geopolitical events. But not every geopolitical event that affects an energy producing country impacts energy markets. When ...
by Chaim Siegel of Elazar Advisors, LLC Big cap tech took a hit Friday after Goldman Sachs and Citron Research came out with bearish calls. Yesterday the sector may have done some decent bottoming. In...
Friday’s unexpected sell off in US tech stocks surprised financial markets and has left investors with a couple of key questions. Firstly, does the sell-off in technology shares justify a broad ...
With the bulk of votes now counted, it appears that the early exit poll was correct and the Conservatives have not won an outright majority. The Conservatives are expected to have won 43% of the vote ...
by Chaim Siegel of Elazar Advisors, LLC You have to ask yourself an important question as this stock market develops. Do I need to change the way I’m looking at news, markets and pundit ...
by Clement Thibault UK Prime Minister Theresa May's move in April, calling for a snap election in early June, seemed like a savvy tactic at the time. The PM, who had been appointed rather than ...
