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A memorable week for both metals as dollar gold breaks through $1900 while silver adds over 18%.

"Even if the tunneling technology were somehow revolutionary — which is debatable — as an infrastructure project, this is now officially less useful than a parking garage."

More of Epstein's property is expected to hit the market in the coming weeks, with the proceeds going to Epstein's estate - which has been established as a compensation fund for victims.

A very important resistance test is in play for this metals indicator. If successful in breaking out at (3), very bullish for Silver & Gold!

After a victory on Wirecard's collapse, Chanos reminds us that Tesla “burnishes its results through aggressive accounting and other ways”.

If gold gets to its 2011 record high, “who is to say it can’t go to $2,000 next?”

"Tesla isn’t growing all that much right now, which is hard to square with the massive jump in its share price."

A weekly wrap-up of important financial news for the week of 20-24 July 2020 ignored by the mass media.

Here we take a look at the activist short sellers

Most businesses are not forever assets, as the East India Company, Sears, Yahoo, and so many other examples show.

Since its invention in the mid-1990s, primarily as a means for making cost-effective local and long-distance phone calls, the “new” telephony protocol has gone viral. With the introduction of hosted VoIP services, thanks to the development of Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) in early 2000, millions of individuals and businesses globally now enjoy what they believe are cheaper telephone services. 

Online donations leave gift-givers more vulnerable than if they give via traditional methods

King$ remains in a bull trend. If 9-year support breaks at (3), look for the US$ to fall hard!

The market has concluded that Paypal and Square are building sizable moats.

Tesla relied heavily on regulatory credits to make its numbers for a crucial quarter that will enable them S&P inclusion. Then, they immediately guided credit sales to drop sizeably in Q3. Nothing to see here...