I thought I would dust off an old reader favorite today and add a little humor to the New York primary.
What do you think would be the "perfect caption" for this photograph of Donald Trump?
Here's mine: "See, I AM one of you"!
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.
Thousands of traders have just received our latest Stock of the Week as of 7am (EDT) this morning.
Each and every week, our friend Harris Shapiro of the Focused Stock Trader shares one stock with us that he may recommend to his subscribers. Thankfully, we're allowed to share this pick with people who request INO.com's Stock of the Week.
Hint: Today's pick is a stock that has been talked about since it went public last year. While shares were snatched up quickly, the stock then went into a lull. Recently, the stock has been showing significant signs of a turnaround, with shares accelerating 18% last week alone on a series of positive analyst comments. They have a few big opportunities on the horizon and Harris thinks that this stock may see big moves as a result.
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By: Adam Fischbaum of Street Authority
Once heralded as the bridge to an oil-free energy future, natural gas seems to have been relegated to stepchild status in the hierarchy of carbon fuels. Why?
It's cheap, clean, efficient and plentiful. That's part of the problem. The Energy Information Administration (EIA), estimate that there are 388.8 trillion (yes… trillion) cubic feet of proven natural gas reserves in the United States. That's a lot of product to be pumped along with the 20+ trillion cubic feet of dry natural gas we pump annually.
And we keep discovering more. Take a peek at a 20-year study of the spot price.
After a couple of flirts with ridiculous prices, we're pretty much back to where we started when I still had hair and wore size 32 jeans.
The other challenge is lack of industry consolidation. The top 10 U.S. natural gas producers control 31% of the market. That's a decent number. But compare that to the top 10 petroleum producers who tap 52% of the market. Thin margins due to low prices don't get companies excited about acquisitions.
So with prices in the toilet and lack of merger activity, can investors make any money with natural gas? The answer is "yes". I've found two companies that are thriving despite challenging sector fundamentals. Continue reading "2 Strong Plays In A Struggling Natural Gas Market"
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Best,
The INOTV Team
We've asked Michael Seery of SEERYFUTURES.COM to give our INO readers a weekly recap of the Futures market. He has been Senior Analyst for close to 15 years and has extensive knowledge of all of the commodity and option markets.
Michael frequently appears on multiple business networks including Bloomberg news, Fox Business, CNBC Worldwide, CNN Business, and Bloomberg TV. He is also a guest on First Business, which is a national and internationally syndicated business show.
Cotton futures in the July contract dropped 250 points over the last 2 trading sessions currently at 59.35. I’ve been recommending a bullish futures position from around the 59.00 level and if you took that trade continue to place your stop loss below the 10 day low which currently stands at 58.23 as volatility certainly has picked up in this commodity. Prices settled last Friday at 59.56 while trading slightly lower week now just barely trading above its 20-day but still below its 100-day moving average as the recent plunge in prices was blamed on very weak export sales data coupled with the fact of profit-taking. Earlier in the week, the USDA lowered U.S ending stocks and world stocks sending cotton prices to an 8 week high so continue to place the proper stop loss and if we are stopped out I will move on and look at other markets that are beginning to trend. Continue reading "Weekly Futures Recap With Mike Seery"
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