Looking at Uranium
The uranium sector was hit hard in the aftermath of the 2008 Financial Crisis, then came another crisis in 2011, when a massive earthquake damaged nuclear facilities in Japan. That caused another big… Continue reading
Tag Archive: Russia
Welcome to The EM Rattlesnake Round-Up
Welcome to the EM round up. It happens once or maybe twice a year. This year, it started on the first day of January but soon erased losses into February, not without weakening… Continue reading
Ad Hoc Commentary – European economic suicide via sanctions on Russia
“…German Chancellor Angela Merkel said the European Union will press ahead with tougher sanctions against Russia as evidence mounts that President Vladimir Putin is behind “attacks” on Ukraine…” http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-09-01/merkel-says-europe-won-t-allow-russia-attack-on-ukraine.html Who are businesses in… Continue reading
Ad Hoc Commentary – the European elections
The most important elections from the capital flight standpoint is the European elections that runs from May 22 to May 25, 2014. Election results will trickle in from Sun night itself. The recent… Continue reading
Ad Hoc Commentary – for peace in our time, Obama should leave Syria alone
“…President Obama reassured King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia on Friday that the United States remained committed to strengthening the moderate opposition in the Syrian civil war…” “…Relations between the two countries have become… Continue reading
Ad Hoc Commentary – we shall choose Shame, and then have War…
“…now that Putin had largely secured Crimea, he will likely only stage his next major move in the fall [months]….” https://tradehaven.net/market/ad-hoc-commentary-to-counter-russias-rise-america-should-re-pivot-to-nicaragua-and-singapore-should-accept-a-russian-military-base/ Yours truly still expect Putin to stage his next move in Oct… Continue reading
Ad Hoc Commentary – Wake up America, the Cold War did not end in 1991
“…the [Russian] Ministry of Defense said it would consider stopping international inspections of its nuclear weapons in response to threatened sanctions from the West…” http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/in-crimea-interim-government-says-it-has-no-plans-to-cede-to-russia/2014/03/08/df1261d0-a6c3-11e3-9cff-b1406de784f0_story.html At first sight, it seems like America and… Continue reading