Month: January 2022

The Quick Take Mining companies finished 2021 strongly with a 7.3% gain in Q4/21, reported Noble Capital Markets analyst Mark Reichman in a Jan. 3 […]

November had been the weakest jobs report of the year until a meager 199k were announced for December. As shown below, over the last 18 months, only […]

The debt ceiling was raised in December and the Treasury responded immediately, adding $709 billion in debt over the month. To be fair, $470 billion […]

The Federal Reserve released the minutes from the December FOMC meeting this week. They were even more hawkish than expected. That sparked a big taper […]

November 2021 charted a total trade deficit of -$80.2B just shy of the record -$81.4B in September. However, the data this month is far more […]

I love exploring data to try and understand complex situations. My career has mainly been in finance giving rise to the name: Exploring Finance. Using data […]

Gold is the most bullish looking market on the… by Gary Tanashian from Notes From The Rabbit Hole On ‘Fed minutes Wednesday’ the media amplified […]

Does silver still represent an excellent value? A face-ripping rally is still to come… Steve Penny with Matt from Silver Fortune via Silver Fortune Steve […]

The world witnessed not just one, but several snow-related transportation disasters which left thousands of people stranded without bathrooms, food, or water… by Aden Tate via The […]

With a fifth consecutive month of sweet job growth in “transportation and warehousing”, get ready to retire the phrase “supply chain disruptions” too! (by Half […]