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Stellar Africagold Inc (TSV: SPX )

0.1000 +0.0350 (+53.85%)
Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 2:36 PM EST, Jan 15, 2025 Add to My Watchlist
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Market Talk - Friday, March 3
Amazon announced that it is halting construction in its second headquarters in Arlington, Virginia. 
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Dow Snaps 4-Week Losing Streak As Bond Yields Retreat
The S&P 500 snapped a three-week losing streak, while the Nasdaq scored its best week in a month 
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AskSlim Market Week - Friday, March 3
Technical and cycle analysis, and market commentary. 
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Big US Stocks’ Q4’22 Fundamentals
The big US stocks dominating investors’ portfolios have reached a key technical juncture. They’ll soon either bounce off major support to extend their bear-market rally or continue breaking down... 
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Sale On Volatility, Aisle 2
It's amazing how quickly market mentality can shift. The latest evidence is in the recent quick drop in the Cboe Volatility Index (VIX). 
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S&P 500 Earnings Dashboard 22Q4 - Friday, March 3
The 22Q4 Y/Y blended earnings growth estimate is -3.2%. If the energy sector is excluded, the growth rate for the index is -7.4%. 
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Bulls Battle Back Right On Cue
The battle is far from over. We need to see more from the bulls. 
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Major Stock Indices Elliott Wave Trading Strategies
If Friday closes firm then Monday is likely to follow higher also. 
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Sentiment Back To Bearish
The latest data from the American Association of Individual Investors (AAII) showed 23.4% of respondents reported as bullish, up modestly from 21.6% last week but still down significantly from 34.1%... 
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Major Benchmarks Higher, Headed For Weekly Wins
Stocks are higher as the end of the week approaches, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 159 points, as all three major indexes head for weekly wins. 
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The Week Ahead – Let It Sink In
The Japanese yen weakens as the upcoming BoJ team pledges to continue monetary easing. 
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That Bostic Move
S&P 500 duly took the bearish unemployment claims message (boom territory around 200K translated into more tightening pressure) and traded well below the key 3,955 level – until Raphael Bostic (no FOMC... 
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Gen Zers Are Overly Optimistic About Being Wealthy
Generation Z, born between 1992 and 2002, was between 5 and 16 years old during the financial crisis. Such is important because they have never truly experienced a “bear market.” 
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Inflation In The Eurozone Is Rising Again
The latest Eurozone inflation data showed that inflationary pressures remain elevated. The annualized consumer price index fell from 8.6% to 8.5%. 
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Daily Market Outlook - Friday, March 3
US investors will be eyeing the February ISM services survey release later today. 
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Yields Over 4%, Stocks Yawn
Today is a fairly momentous day in the world of fixed income. As of this morning, the entire US Treasury yield curve is above 4%. 
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Once Again Fine
Crude oil continues doing fine as regards the sequence of strong supports – $71-73, then $76, and finally, it’s the tough $78-80 resistance which needs an $82.50 clearance to the upside. 
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S&P 500 Breaks Below Crucial Support Lines
The futures contracts for the S&P 500 are extending February’s declines into this month. 
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Misaligned Macro Drivers
As long as activity data remain too strong, fanning the inflation fires, the real vulnerability for risk assets is a definitive hawkish policy shift. 
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Market Talk - Thursday, March 2
The Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) is warning that a “moderate” recession is underway. 
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Wall Street Brushes Off Surging Bond Yields
Higher interest rates failed to drag down investor sentiment, and the Dow added more than 340 points for its best session in nearly a month. 
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Tesla Gaps Lower After Presentation...What's The Master Plan For TSLA & Market?
Rising rates have pressured bonds and stocks as volatility continues to fall. 
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The Rally In Gold – Did It Just End? Stocks Seem To Say So…
Since stocks and the precious metals market declined together and then rallied together, it seems that they can slide together in the following weeks as well. 
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Rate Hike Fever
S&P 500 obstinate trend in the face of limited disinflation progress could persist longer. 
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SPX, Nasdaq Eye 3-Straight Losses
Following a retreat in jobless claims, interest rates are at the forefront of investors' minds this afternoon. 
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The ECB Began To Cut Its Balance Sheet
Since yesterday, the ECB has started to reduce its balance sheet by an average of 15 billion euros a month. 
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Market Briefing For Thursday, Mar. 2
Blunt instruments, like Fed rate hikes, aren't impacting inflation or markets in ways many bears and economists anticipate; though it definitely is calming. 
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Daily Market Outlook - Thursday, March 2
Eurozone headline CPI is expected to fall to 8.4% from 8.6% in January, a smaller decline than previously forecast. 
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Sellers Are Preventing A Support Bounce In Lead Indices
Today's candlesticks across indices definitely leaned more on the bearish side. 
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Market Talk - Wednesday, March 1
Eli Lily & Co. has committed to capping the price of insulin at $35 per month. 
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