Park City Group, Inc Is a Play on Supply Chains Improving
Global supply chains have been under attack and made worse with the COVID-19 pandemic plunging the world economy into disarray. But despite what you may have heard, existing supply chains will largely stay in place. There could be a few relocations here and there, but global integration is not going away anytime soon.
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Pinterest Stock Up 223% Year-over-Year & 2021 Could Be Even Better
Pinterest Inc (NYSE:PINS) is a great social media tech stock that has done well during the coronavirus pandemic. PINS stock is up 223% year-over-year, 257% year-to-date, and 560% since.
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Marijuana Stocks Renew Their Surge
In something I long predicted, pot stocks are back. While the naysayers were smug concerning the industry's recent troubles, anyone looking to the future knew that there would be a massive bounce back by cannabis stocks; they've done it many times before.
Companies like Canopy Growth Corp (NYSE:CGC),.
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The DXY printed fresh 32-month lows of 90.48 in early N.Y. trade on Friday, posting its eighth-consecutive lower daily low in the process. Risk-on conditions prevailed, resulting in some USD selling, though the major driver of recent USD losses appeared to be Covid vaccine hopes, where widespread distribution over the next few months is expected to see the global economy return to near-normalcy, likely to benefit emerging market economies the most. As a result, repositioning into emerging currencies and out of the Dollar will likely remain a feature.
The euro outperformed moderately during the London morning session, and was showing a 0.5% gain on the weakest of the main currencies, the Australian dollar. Both EUR-USD and EUR-JPY tested their respective 32- and three-month highs from yesterday, though neither the pair nor the cross exceeded these levels. Global asset markets remained buoyant, with European equities showing modest gains and U.S. equity index futures showing 0.3%-plus gains. The EuroStoxx 50 printed a new nine-month high.
Currencies have settled in relatively narrow ranges so far today, with the dollar and yen consolidating recent sharp declines. Global asset markets have remained buoyed, though mixed. The main U.S. equity indices hit fresh highs yesterday and copper prices today posted new near-seven-year highs today in Asia trading. South Korea's KOPSI pegged a new record peak, though the main equity indices in China, Japan and Australia remained off recent highs. U.S. equity futures also showed moderate gains.
After the recent strength of EUR/USD, a period of consolidation is likely ahead of two critical meetings: of the European Central Bank and the European Council.
According to the CFTC Commitments of Traders report for the week ended December 1, NET LENGTH for crude oil futures declined -5 474 contracts to 517 165 for the week. Speculative long position gained +4 190 contracts, while shorts rose +9 664 contracts. For refined oil products, NET LENGTH for gasoline decreased -4 521 contracts […]
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The Malaysia stock market has moved higher in two of three trading days since the end of the two-day slide in which it had stumbled nearly 50 points or 3 percent. The Kuala Lumpur Composite Index now rests just beneath the 1,630-point plateau and it figures to hold steady in that neighborhood again on Friday.
The South Korea stock market has finished higher in three straight sessions, accelerating more than 100 points or 4 percent along the way. The KOSPI now rests just shy of the 2,700-point plateau although it may spin its wheels on Friday.
The Canadian stock market ended on a positive note on Thursday, gaining for a third straight day, although buying interest was somewhat subdued with investors looking for more concrete triggers to make significant moves.
President Nicolás Maduro is expected to win control of congress, and his country will join Cuba and Nicaragua as the only nations in the Americas where a regime dominates all branches of the government and armed forces.
Doctors, teachers and social workers in Moscow are among the first to receive Russia’s homegrown Covid-19 vaccine, as the virus in the world’s fourth worst-hit country continues to spread at a record pace.
Trade groups representing companies like Procter & Gamble and PepsiCo are easing their long-held opposition to sharing the costs of dealing with packaging waste.
Some researchers are taking a closer look at a theory to explain why East Asia has experienced fewer cases and deaths from Covid-19 than the U.S. and Europe.
CEO James Daunt, having already fixed a big U.K. book chain, has laid off once-powerful managers, overturned relationships with publishers and renovated stores in favor of a more local approach, including a focus on the smallest details. He believes the survival of bookstores is on the line.
An unexpected side-effect of lockdowns: It can be easier to get a meeting with a venture capitalist. For minority founders in tech, that’s made a big difference as Silicon Valley reckons with race issues.
Russian lawmakers initiated denouncing a tax agreement with the Netherlands. The deal was designed to avoid double taxation, but so far negotiations have come to a deadlock. Read Full Article at RT.com
FTSE Russell, an arm of the London Stock Exchange, announced plans to delete shares of eight Chinese firms from certain products shortly after Washington added them to a blacklist of companies with alleged Chinese military ties. Read Full Article at RT.com
Russia’s oil and gas companies have demonstrated distinctly higher transparency of ecological information, with minor firms taking lead positions in the annual ranking by the World Wildlife Fund Russia and energy consultant Creon. Read Full Article at RT.com
A government-commissioned report provides the most definitive explanation yet for “Havana syndrome,” which struck scores of American employees, first in Cuba and then in China, Russia and other countries.
Children and young teens could get a Covid-19 vaccine in the second half of next year, an advisor for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said.
If you’ve ever wished you could share an in-app purchase with your family, you may be in luck. Today, Apple announced that subscriptions and one-time in-app purchases can now be shared among families. If you buy a consumable item, like coins in a game, you’ll still be the only one who can use them, but if you unlock an ad-free or pro version of an app it could be eligible for the new Family Sharing program.
Apple announced this change back in June with Big Sur, but it’s finally letting developers flip the switch to allow subscriptions and purchases to be shared.
App developer PSA: it is now possible to enable Family Sharing for IAPs and subscriptions, but you have to turn that on in App Store Connect. For subscriptions, it's under the...
Facebook has started weighting anti-Black hate speech on its platform as higher priority than hate speech directed at white people, men, and Americans in an effort to address the disproportionate effects such speech has on minority groups, the company tells The Verge.
The result is that Facebook’s automated moderation systems for detecting and taking action against hate speech should now more proactively scan the site for such racist content. Meanwhile, more innocuous forms of hate speech, like those directed at white people or men in general, are deemed lower priority and left alone unless a user reports them. Facebook has internally deemed this approach “WOW,” or “worst of the worst” for the types of behaviors it now wants to focus...
Russian lawmakers initiated denouncing a tax agreement with the Netherlands. The deal was designed to avoid double taxation, but so far negotiations have come to a deadlock. 
FTSE Russell, an arm of the London Stock Exchange, announced plans to delete shares of eight Chinese firms from certain products shortly after Washington added them to a blacklist of companies with alleged Chinese military ties. 
Russia’s oil and gas companies have demonstrated distinctly higher transparency of ecological information, with minor firms taking lead positions in the annual ranking by the World Wildlife Fund Russia and energy consultant Creon. 
