I'm far more excited about the potential buys that I see this action creating than I am about the weakness.
What I suggest individual investors do is give their portfolios a physical. Like a visit to the doctor.
Watch for analysts and strategists to turn into armageddonists forgetting that China's the real issue.
There's my take on energy and the markets after the U.S. airstrike in Iraq.
The market for gold already was in a bullish position before the U.S. airstrike that killed a key Iranian general and could head even higher from here.
It is impossible to know what could come next, but history suggests that oil prices could surge sharply in the weeks ahead.
Yes, Iran vows to retaliate. But have you looked at the oil curve this morning?
Plus, the Saudis look to press their oil agenda while Europe prints some ugly economic data.
Demand is something that cannot be forecast as a science. One has to take a view of the economic cycle and make a call.
While the majority of other IPOs have struggled, this stock is in a position to test recent highs.