Like something out of a Hollywood caper, the Green Vault in Dresden was robbed of the Saxon Royal Collection, one of the most valuable collects of jewelry in the word.
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| | Good morning, With the trade war cycle turning negative right into the holidays (again), more information coming out shows the potential for even deeper pushes on trade. Besides setting tariff rates, other tools exist that can materially impact a company's ability to trade across borders.
One extreme measure, the nuclear option of the space, is to simply cut a company off from the U.S. banking system. When that happens, just about all trade in the United States becomes impossible. Sources near President Trump report that it's an option he's considered against chipmaker Huawei… and one we may see in 2020. Whether this is posturing to get a trade deal or not will be revealed within a few weeks. Until then, stay cautious!
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• | Markets had their largest decline in over a month yesterday, as trade concerns mounted following a tweet from the President. | | • | Oil prices moved higher, rising 0.6 percent to $56.29 per barrel. | | • | Gold rallied nearly 1 percent, moving to $1,483 per ounce. | | • | Cryptocurrencies traded flat, with Bitcoin declining 0.01 percent to $7,327. | | |
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Two Small-Cap Companies Delivering Income Now | |
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With a potential stock market selloff underway once again, investors who simply bought growth may be feeling a pinch.
But investors who use selloffs to add to income-producing names at reasonable prices are likely looking at the new opportunities that will emerge as a result of the selloff.
For those joining in the income crowd, there are a number of smaller investment plays that can provide high income now, along with future growth potential later.
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| Insider Trading Reports: Encana (ECA) | |
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Corey Code, CFO at Encana Corp (ECA), upped his holdings by just under 20 percent recently, buying 10,000 shares. The buy cost just under $40,000, and leaves the company's head financial honcho with 62,000 shares.
Insider buying data shows considerable insider buying at the company this year, at prices as much as 45 percent higher than the current share price.
There has only been one insider sale this year, which has been dwarfed by insider buying.
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| Unusual Options Activity: Vicor Corporation (VICR) | |
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The January 17th, 2020 $45 call options on Vicor Corporation (VICR) saw over 1,100 contracts trade hands against a prior open interest of just over 100, for a 10-fold rise in volume.
In order for the option to move in-the-money in the next 44 days before expiration, shares of the company will need to rally about $4 per share from their current price near $41, about a 10 percent increase.
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…when the next recession comes, the United States will get crushed, and it will not make it back to the highs that we've seen, that we're floating around right now, probably for the rest of my career, is what I think is going to happen. I think in the next recession the dollar will fall because of the deficit problem United States, and that investors will be better served to own foreign stock markets instead of the U.S. stock market in dealing with the next recession |
- Bond investor Jeffrey Gundlach on the severity of the next recession and what will be the likely cause. |
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| The Perfect Income Investment? | |
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Imagine a stock that pays you 100% income on your money every year... and continues to do so for the rest of your life.
$1,000 in savings would pay you $1,000. $10,000 would pay you an extra $10,000. $100,000 would pay you $100,000. And again, that's every year.
We never thought an investment like that would be possible... Until we saw this.
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