Finance

Wall Street Stunned As Iceland Dares To Jail Banker Involved In 2

The impossible is possible. Never say never. Wall Street bankers are staring agog at headlines coming from Europe where, in Iceland, the former chief executive of one of the largest banks in the country which was involved in crashing the economy in 2008 has been sentenced to jail time. As Valuewalk reports, in receiving a one year prison sentence, Sigurjon…

“The Confidence To Invest”

You may recall our announcement back in September that Business News Network (BNN) in Canada partnered with MoneyShow to create an exciting new program at The World MoneyShow Toronto 2014: The Confidence to Invest. The one-hour special was recorded onsite at the conference and is now airing during prime time on BNN! Watch now The Confidence…

Finexkap Raises $22.5 Million To Launch France’s First Online Wor...

Working capital issues, often driven by unpaid invoices, are the catalyst for 25% of SME bankruptcies in France.  Finexkap is working on changing all that with their online working capital financial platform, a first in France. Photo Credit: PR, co-founders Arthur de Catheu and Cédric Teissier In order to scale-up development and launch lending activities before…

US Daily Cash Deficit

The US Daily Cash Deficit for Wednesday 11/19/2014 was 9.2B bringing the November 2014 deficit to $62B and the 2014 YTD deficit to $609B. Click on picture to enlarge As expected revenues have pulled back to even as last year’s TARP revenue failed to come through this year….not a surprise. Outlays continue to slowly gain…

Bull Of The Day: Ethan Allen

It’s been 2 years since Ethan Allen Interiors Inc. (ETH – Snapshot Report) was a Zacks Rank #1 (Strong Buy). The furniture retailer recently easily beat the Zacks Consensus in the fiscal first quarter and analysts have been raising full year estimates. Furniture is back! Ethan Allen is an upscale home furnishing retailer. It operates 300 design centers in…

Have Central Banks Entered An Undeclared War?

The monetary tectonic plates are shifting, and predicting the next global financial earthquake is relatively easy. I recently suggested that the devaluation of the yen was Japan’s Monetary Pearl Harbor: a direct attack on the currencies of its major trading partners: the euro (European Union), the won (South Korea), the Australian dollar (AUD) and the U.S….

Dollar Rises On Central Bank’s Divergence

The release of the most recent Federal Reserve minutes suggest that the U.S. central bank is keen on raising interest rates in 2015 and more, that the FOMC is relatively unconcerned about the greenback’s strength. As a consequence, the U.S. Dollar rose close to a fresh 7-year high against the Japanese Yen and FX traders…