Four US tech giant stocks (Microsoft, Meta, Alphabet & Amazon) have risen by an average of 43 percent in 2023 and the results reported last week showed […]
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US bans short selling says JP Morgan
Analysts at JP Morgan believe US regulators may target short selling to prevent a contagion amid the rising banking crisis. With several US banks collapsing recently, industry […]
Why silver is the new gold
The silver price is still below its record level, while gold is trading near its all-time high. If the gold/silver ratio falls below 78, it could give […]
Have we seen the end of the streaming era?
Disney Plus shocked the stock market this week when it announced that four million of its subscribers had stopped subscribing to its streaming services. Is the streaming […]
Gold prices rise as investors seek safety
Gold prices are rising on Tuesday as investors sought protection from economic uncertainty while positioning themselves for the US inflation data that may provide clues about the […]
Fear of recession strengthens need for gold exposure
It’s hard to avoid getting caught up in the financial news web about a potential recession. Nevertheless, it should continue to fuel demand for safe haven assets […]
Undervalued stocks and strong buy signals
Undervalued stocks and strong buy signals There are now many undervalued stocks and strong buy signals. The strongest buy signals are found in Gold ETFs from the […]
Drought in Taiwan may lead to reduced supply of semiconductors
As Taiwan faces one of its worst droughts in a century, both rural and high-tech industries are competing for water. In southern Taiwan, high-speed trains whiz past […]
Swiss central bank raises rates by 50 bps despite Credit Suisse concerns
The Swiss central bank raised its benchmark interest rate by 50 basis points on Thursday, taking it to 1.5%. The rate is the fourth consecutive increase and […]
Vikingen now also provides price data for German ETFs
At the end of January, we received the good news that Vikingen will now start offering price data for German ETFs for only SEK 79 per month. […]
