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By Sheraz Mian
The Q3 earnings season will really get going when the big banks start coming out with their quarterly numbers in mid-October.
The typical US capital investment, with its greater emphasis on rapidly evolving information technology, is depreciating faster than it used to.
While "everyone" believes a down month means stay defensive into October ... well, I don't disagree, but remember that a back-to-back downward sequence of September and October is pretty rare. The bigger issue this month might be earnings.
This week's continuing decline in the average MSO and LP cannabis stock prices confirms the conclusion that "Yes, unfortunately, it is it déjà vu all over again!". Let me explain.
The gold price will eventually reflect the effects of inflation in a higher inflation-adjusted price. We just don't know when. Nor does anyone else. As long as the U.S. dollar remains strong, it won't likely happen soon.
The prospects of three materials stocks that offer above-average dividend yields.