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Stock of the Week up more than 8.4% in 2 days

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INO.com's Stock of the Week

It's been only 2 days since we released this week's stock and, as of 1pm (EDT) today, it's already showing an 8.4% gain.

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This week's pick is a semiconductor company that has put up better than expected quarterly numbers and, as it chips away at a major competitor's market share, it is expected to continue its upward trend in the weeks and months ahead!

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Are We or Are We Not in a New Gold Bull Market?

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Technical analyst Jack Chan has examined the charts and says that if we are in a new bull market, prices in both gold and gold equities should begin to pull back and consolidate soon.

As suggested in our previous analysis, we need to see a couple of things happening in order to welcome a potential new bull market:

#1. COT data to return to bull market values.
#2. Gold price to exceed the 2015 high at $1,302.

Nobody can predict when this will happen, but we can prepare by looking at the past bull and bear markets so that we can recognize a new bull market if and when it materializes.

The Bear Market From 1981 to 2001

Gold Spot Price

After topping above $700 in 1981, gold lost more than half of its value in just over a year, followed by two sharp bear market rallies, and then died a slow death over the next 12 years. Continue reading "Are We or Are We Not in a New Gold Bull Market?" →

This Fibonacci Timing Zone Is To Blame For The Market Volatility?

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I was on CNBC's Squawk Box today and host Brian Sullivan asked where I thought the market was going. The truth is, we are in a pocket of high volatility with little net price change from 1 year ago. Why? We are caught in a Fibonacci Timing Zone that ended the massive bull market.

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Todd Gordon

Fill In The Caption

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As promised here is today's caption for the "Amtrak Primary."

Senator Ted CruzWhat do you think would be the "perfect caption" for this photograph of Senator Ted Cruz?

Here's mine: "Your world is on fire"!

Feel free to leave your caption, but please keep them above board.

For a good chuckle, be sure to read some of the captions from previous Fill In The Caption pictures.

What To Expect In The Oil Market

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By: Sara Nunnally of Street Authority

The latest rumor around the global water cooler that Russia and OPEC-leader Saudi Arabia have agreed to freeze oil production at January or February levels has been dispelled... for now.

The OPEC leaders meeting in Doha failed to reach an agreement to cap production, with Iran bowing out of the meeting altogether, and refusing to pull back on its oil production. As a result, oil prices took a big tumble. Brent crude fell a harsh 7% on the news. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) fell almost as much at 6.6%.

But does a "no deal" result from the OPEC Doha meeting mean production caps are off the table? Or that OPEC wouldn't seek an alliance outside its cartel?

Hardly.

In response to the meeting, Qatar's energy minister Mohammed bin Saleh al-Sada said, "We of course respect [Iran's] position... The freeze could be more effective definitely if major producers, be it from OPEC members like Iran and others, as well as non-OPEC members, are included in the freeze."

Al-Sada said that OPEC members need more time. Which says to me that this won't be the last we hear of production caps.

Indeed, this wasn't the first time we'd heard about potential cooperation between OPEC and Russia, either.

The rumor of a possible oil production freeze lifted oil markets as much as 4.7% and kept prices for WTI above $41 mid-week last week. That means oil prices have been on a wild ride. Take a look at WTI futures: Continue reading "What To Expect In The Oil Market" →