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Out-of-Control Pork Prices Will Drop in 2020: John’s Chart of the Week October 9, 2019 by John Ross American Investor Today, Investing, Investment Opportunities China consumes half the world’s pork. The African swine fever virus is threatening Chinese pork production, and fear of low supply is driving prices higher. John’s Chart of the Week shows a seasonal cycle on pork’s price movement. He suggests one stock to dump now — or, if you’re an options trader, there’s a way to profit from its decline.

I hope your expectations for U.S.-China trade talks aren’t too high. Even if they aren’t, you’re likely to be disappointed.

Breaking the Trade War Cycle, Blacklisting and Chinese Retaliation October 8, 2019 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff The Trade War Cycle Is About to Break It’s getting scary Canary in a coal mine Don’t wait ’til it’s dead By: Ken K. Ken is a bit late to the Great Stuff haiku contest, but I couldn’t resist including it today. His haiku was just so fitting. I hope your expectations for the U.S.-China […]

Wall Street Is Broke: Prepare for the Next Financial Crisis October 8, 2019 by Ted Bauman Recession, U.S. Economy, Winning Investor Daily On Tuesday, Wall Street ran out of money. If the Fed hadn’t come running with bucketloads of cash, we’d all be looking at huge declines in our portfolios.

The Market Is Dead Wrong About the Junior Mining Sector October 7, 2019 by Matt Badiali American Investor Today, Natural Resource Investor, Natural Resources The stock market hates the junior mining sector right now. Conservative investors think these tiny stocks are too risky — even with growth opportunities not too far ahead. Matt Badiali discusses his prediction for this hated sector. (3-minute read)

October’s spooky-time economic data is making it hard to stay bullish on the market.

Spooky Economic Data; AMD Inside; Costco Is Still Killing It October 4, 2019 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff Friday Four Play: Everybody Walk the Dinosaur I don’t like being a bear. Like most investors, I’d much rather see stocks go up. It’s so much easier and simpler to make money that way. There’s no short selling, no weird inverse exchange-traded funds to mess with and no buying put options or selling call options […]