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Family Dollar Stores - Stock Research Analysis

Posted: 03 Aug 2012 12:34 PM PDT

By F.A.S.T. Graphs:

About Family Dollar Stores (FDO): Directly from their website

"For more than 50 years, Family Dollar has been providing value and convenience to customers in easy-to-shop neighborhood locations. Family Dollar's mix of name brands and quality, private brand merchandise, appeals to shoppers in more than 7,200 stores in rural and urban settings across 45 states. Helping families save on the items they need with everyday low prices creates a strong bond with customers who refer to their neighborhood store as "my Family Dollar." Headquartered in Matthews, North Carolina, just outside of Charlotte, Family Dollar is a Fortune 300, publicly held company with common stock traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol FDO."

Earnings Determine Market Price: The following earnings and price correlated FAST Graphs™ clearly illustrates the importance of earnings. The Earnings Growth Rate Line or True Worth™ Line (orange line with white triangles) is correlated with


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End Of An Era For Gold Investors

Posted: 03 Aug 2012 12:27 PM PDT

By Michael Allen:

The real price of gold is near the highest price it has been since the price was allowed to float in 1969. The last time gold was this high, the metal spent the next 12 years declining and did not hit bottom until it has lost 82% of its value in real terms. There is no really good reason to believe that the same exact pattern will be repeated this time, but we can be fairly certain that many of the factors that drove gold to the current heights are either unsustainable or that there exist other hedging instruments that are both cheaper and more effective. Gold might still go higher, but it is no longer a one way ticket. In the next decade, investors will need to hold a wider variety of alternative assets to hedge their traditional investments, and they will need to trade more frequently than in


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Green Mountain Finally Ready To Roar Again

Posted: 03 Aug 2012 11:44 AM PDT

By Ryan Canady:

From its spectacular climb to north of $100 a share in 2011 to its very public collapse to below $20 a share just recently, Green Mountain Coffee Roasters (GMCR) has been a stock that has had a very similar trajectory to some other recent high fliers turned disappointments. Namely, they have followed a similar path in terms of stock valuation as companies such as Netflix (NFLX) and Research in Motion (RIMM). However, although there are still certainly very big question marks for those companies, Green Mountain may finally be at an attractive price for investors again.

The Past

Green Mountain Coffee Roasters gained a lot of its attention from its revolutionary coffee product known as K-Cups. When these K-Cups are used in Keurig (a brand which Green Mountain wholly owns) coffee makers, they produce individual cups of coffee or other hot beverages that consumers can enjoy. Green Mountain had business


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Bond Market Current: Today's 5 Top-Yielding T-Bills

Posted: 03 Aug 2012 11:26 AM PDT

By Rajiv Tarigopula:

With global macroeconomic uncertainty continuing and recent announcements of the U.S. Treasury's intent to offer floating-rate securities next year, there has been a great deal of analysis surrounding fixed-income sovereign debt offerings lately. Here's a quick look at today's top five yielding Treasury bills on the bond market and their important characteristics, sorted by descending yield to maturity:

1) T-BOND (30YR) CUSIP 912810QW1

  • Available quantity: 9000
  • Minimum quantity: 5
  • Non callable, taxable
  • Matures on May 15, 2042
  • 3% coupon with semi-annual payments in May and November, with first coupon November 15, 2012
  • Current yield: 2.789%
  • Yield to maturity: 2.632%
  • Offer price: 107.558 cents on the dollar

In my view, this T-Bond offering is worth purchase for investors looking to delve into the Treasury market. The near-3% yield and virtually assured liquidity benefits offered more than justify purchase at these levels. At the very least, reallocating some assets toward more conservative


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GDAY, CROC: ProShares Launches A Pair Of Leveraged Currency Funds Down Under

Posted: 03 Aug 2012 11:23 AM PDT

By Ron Rowland:

Americans wishing to trade the U.S./Aussie exchange rate can now use a new leveraged ETF pair from ProShares. ProShares Ultra Australian Dollar (GDAY) targets 2x the daily change and ProShares UltraShort Australian Dollar (CROC) offers -2x inverse daily exposure to the same benchmark. Both launched on NYSE Arca on 7/19/2012.

ProShares found an unfilled niche with GDAY (GDAY overview) and CROC (CROC overview). They are the first leveraged products based on the Australian Dollar. CROC is the first inverse Aussie Dollar fund, leveraged or not.

Australia's economy is increasingly tied less to the gasping developed world and more to fast-growing China. A large part of the country's raw material exports go to China, India, and other Asian markets.

Analysis/Opinion: Access to the Aussie via ProShares carries a steep 0.95% annual expense ratio. Like most leveraged ETFs and ETNs, GDAY and CROC feature a daily leverage reset mechanism. Compounding will cause


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Sunshine Profits: Two Disturbing Gold Charts

Posted: 03 Aug 2012 11:10 AM PDT

So, gold didn't move below $1,500 and it rallied recently – the worst is behind us, right? It might be, but there are reasons to think otherwise and in today's essay we will feature two charts (courtesy by http://stockcharts.com) that should make you think twice before investing your whole capital in the gold market.

The first one features the Dow:Gold ratio.

The ratio appears to have broken above the declining resistance line. This is a bearish sign for gold relative to stocks, as it indicates that stocks will outperform the yellow metal. Please note that gold topped when this ratio bottomed and as the latter rallied, the former declined.

The ratio consolidated in the past few months (as gold did), but since the consolidation took place above the declining resistance line, it confirms the breakout and makes the situation more bullish for the ratio and more bearish for gold. Unfortunately (for those who "like" gold – we fall into this category), the next resistance level is quite far from where the ratio is today and this translates into a possibility of a significant decline in gold.

The second chart for today is the ratio of gold to prices of corporate bonds.

In short, this ratio tells you how gold performed relative to corporate bonds. This chart provides a clear bull market picture with several more or less significant corrections along the way. The "problem" here is that gold has broken two major support lines and has been trading below them for several weeks, which means that these breakdowns were verified.

This suggests that the decline is quite likely to continue and since this ratio moved very much in tune with the price of gold (no wonder – gold is in the numerator of the ratio), it serves as an indication that gold might decline as well.

Summing up, positive long-term fundamentals for gold are in place and we will most probably see much higher gold prices in a few years, however, the medium term is not that clear and we believe that caution is necessary.

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Gold and Silver Regaining Footing As Treasuries Make Bearish Reversal

Posted: 03 Aug 2012 11:07 AM PDT


We have always regarded the markets as a grand casino subject to the manipulations of the Croupier and the House. This being said it is only rational to react in the face of the irrational. I remember speaking to a floor specialist who informed me that he reads the same price charts that most technicians do. This means we should be careful of any traps or head-feints at this critical juncture.
No doubt the patterns tell us that we are testing support levels and that technical damage has been inflicted on most stocks including the precious metals. The weak hands inform that the golden bubble may have been broken and the warning inscription written on the entrance to hell "abandon all hope, yea who enter here" may be applicable. We do not agree and may be considering this recent downward move in response to Bernanke and Draghi a fake out and that we may witness a reversal sooner rather than later.
Observe that in the midst of the carnage some positive notes are beginning to appear. We feel that this is a classical panic with all of the textbook characteristics of a selling capitulation.  Bullish reversals may soon occur at oversold conditions and is providing long term gold and silver investors additional secondary buypoints.
Be not dismayed! The long range upward trajectory of the precious metals particularly gold is continuing higher and has considerably more to go. Factoring in inflation, gold and silver have yet to challenge inflation adjusted all time highs. Most industrial countries are trying to stimulate growth through accommodative easing and through record negative interest rates. Investors in five countries in Europe now face negative real rates. This means they are losing money with their savings in the bank. Many investors are holding the U.S. dollar which has one of the worst real interest rates. Do not forget behind the scenes M2 money supply has reached record levels. This historically leads to hyperinflation.
While the amount of money in the economy has grown, the velocity is still weak as institutions are hoarding cash. One method to discourage this is through a devaluation or quantitative easing. Where will the cash go on the sidelines as investors try to exit? Just like in 2009 and 2010, cash went into precious metals and mining stocks. Gold Stock Trades believes that this may occur again in the second half of 2012.
That is why we are not encouraging investors to panic into the U.S. dollar at this time and sell their mining stocks and precious metals for pennies on the dollar. The media is trumpeting any bad news on precious metals that is fit to print. Let us take a deep breath and consider the long term picture before making any irrational moves.
The picture of gold and miners versus global currencies especially the Euro show that the long multi-year trends are still higher.
We have been told by some eminent pundits that there has been a meltdown below the 200 day moving average for the first time since early 2009 and that they are selling everything and are going short. We do not adhere to such actions. We believe the long term trend is being tested but we may find support for a reversal move higher.
Instead, we note that investors are rattled and are raising cash, fleeing to U.S. dollars and treasuries, despite knowing that their investments will receive negative returns. Moreover, at times such as these, many nightmarish scenarios begin to haunt the markets. One is that European sovereign nations may sell their surprisingly substantial official gold holdings.
See the list published by the World Gold Council/International Monetary Fund above. Astonishingly, Spain has approximately four times the gold holdings as a share of GDP as the United States. Spain has 11.2% vs. The U.S. with 3.1%. The U.S. government debt is 94%, while Spain's government debt is 60%. Germany and France clock in at 5.8% and 5.3%. Are the dollar and U.S. treasuries such safe havens when looking at this table above?
This data may infer that gold may not be dumped by these countries helter-skelter, although investors may be led to believe that the sovereigns are selling. However, the troubled Eurozone nations may have been steadfast in not selling their gold holdings at this juncture.
We may doubt that the European's would resist pulling down the pillars of the temple and that Armageddon has not quite arrived. The Eurozone nations realize they are in need of cash, but still have not touched their precious metals. They realize just like we do that it is their only protection from the printing press. It is inevitable that the European nations and the U.S. will be forced to print to stimulate economic growth.
The Euro may be the recipient of active shorting, which serves to drive down the Euro and benefit the U.S. dollar, which smells like a rose in comparison. We are witnessing dollar and U.S. debt strength because world currencies are weak. Eventually, precious metals will regain their footing as the ultimate currency, as treasuries and the U.S. dollar may be in the final stage of its record parabolic blowoff.
In the markets nothing lasts forever. Today's fashions become tomorrow's castoffs. The support for gold may be $1550 and $26 for silver, which is holding. Silver is still testing multi-year lows as well as the miners only to reverse higher. This is not a time to sell, when there is panic exacerbated by Central Bank misdirection combined with the summer doldrums.
It is not the first time that gold has had a number of drops from its long range upward trajectory. Undoubtedly, investors may question the fall from grace this year of gold and silver which saw highs of $1900 on gold and $50 on silver in 2011. Now they are trading near the lower parts of its yearly range.
Characteristically these metals have always been volatile and subject to breathtaking moves both upward and downward as they revert to their means. Do not forget the long term trend is moving higher and we must use this volatility to our advantage, rather than letting the irrational logic of the crowd divert us from our course.
There are enough reasons to explain these mercurial moves. Bernanke's reluctance to openly inject the markets with the benefits of quantitative easing in 2011, since the expiration of QE2 in April has knocked the wind out of most markets including precious metals.
However, let us look at a possible red flag . China which possesses many American dollars and is the largest single holder of U.S. Treasuries may be in danger of economic duress. All the more reason for the Federal Reserve to provide sanctuary for China, which according to the table published above has a limited amount of gold holdings, but at the same time is awash with greenbacks and U.S. paper. This may go a long way toward explaining the dominance of treasuries and dollars as temporary, liquid safe havens.
Note from the table above that China has the lowest gold holdings from the list of nations. Rather than feature the true value of precious metals in a shaky market, Bernanke is indeed trying to prevent an explosive move in precious metals by strengthening the U.S. dollar and long term treasuries at the same time. It remains to be seen whether Bernanke can stem the ebbs and flows of the precious metal tides.
In the past when precious metals and miners have exhibited the possibility of rising and breaking out in 2011 and the first half of 2012, Bernanke instead has squashed them and in fact strengthened the dollar and long term treasuries even when the rating agencies have downgraded the credit of the United States and may do so again shortly. How else can this parabolic move in bonds and dollars be explained when we have witnessed dramatic printing and money supply growth?
What the Fed is doing is to panic buyers into accepting low interest rates in the face of a possible hyperinflation. This is why there is no official "QE" announcement although aggressive printing is occurring behind the scenes. This play is far from the finale and we are not quitting on precious metals and miners. Had Bernanke announced QE3, the markets would've put on a happier face. Instead, investors are left to rise in despair and get shot down in flames.
Nevertheless, the precious metals phoenix will emerge once again from its own embers. Remember, we are witnessing a perfect tsunami at this time. The smell of fear is in the air.
This is the summer doldrum selling season during which reason is thrown to the winds and stock prices descend below support. There is an old teaching that sometimes a chart will exceed support on the downside to shake out the weak hands as it reverses to the upside. Sooner rather than later, wounds may heal and present us with astonishing bargains to buy winter coats in the heat of the summer.

Gold Looking Set for Weekly Loss Ahead of Nonfarm Release, But Likelihood of Central Bank Action “Still Elevated”

Posted: 03 Aug 2012 11:06 AM PDT


Gold Looking Set for Weekly Loss Ahead of Nonfarm Release, But Likelihood of Central Bank Action "Still Elevated"

U.S. DOLLAR prices quoted for gold bullion on the wholesale market rose to $1596 an ounce during Friday morning's London trading, recovering some ground following three days of losses, as stock markets also rebounded ahead of the release of US nonfarm payrolls data later today.

Silver bullion climbed back above $27.30 per ounce, in line with where it closed two weeks ago, while other industrial commodities also edged higher.

Heading into the weekend, gold bullion looked set for a 1.7% weekly loss by Friday lunchtime in London. Gold prices fell sharply on Wednesday following a better-than-expected ADP Employment report, a privately-produced precursor to today's official nonfarms figure.

Gold then fell again Thursday along with the Euro, after the European Central Bank opted to leave interest rates on hold and, like the Federal Reserve a day earlier, announced no new stimulus measures.

"While this week's price behavior highlights that investors are rather quick to get out, it's important to remember that gold is back to levels it was trading at just last week," says a note from UBS.

"Our more positive outlook…still stands, especially with the potential for central banks to act remaining elevated."

The European Central Bank voted to leave interest rates on hold at a record low of 0.75% Thursday. ECB president Mario Draghi said last week that his institution would do "whatever it takes to preserve the Euro" – comments widely-taken to mean the ECB could intervene in sovereign bond markets with the aim of reducing borrowing costs.

At Thursday's press conference however few specifics were given as to what actions the ECB might take.

"Various committees will now review the various non-standard policy options," Draghi told reporters.

"Policymakers in the Euro area need to push ahead with fiscal consolidation, structural reform and European institution-building with great determination."

Draghi acknowledged that "implementation [of such measures] takes time and financial markets often only adjust once success becomes clearly visible", adding that governments need to "stand ready to activate [Eurozone bailout funds] the EFSF/ESM in the bond market".

The ECB chief expressed surprise when asked whether the European Stability Mechanism, the permanent bailout fund being phased in to replace the European Financial Stability Facility, should be granted a banking license to enable it to borrow from the ECB and this leverage the planned €500 billion lending capacity the ESM will eventually have.

"I have said at least twice," replied Draghi, "that the current design of the ESM does not allow it to be recognized as a suitable counterparty [for the ECB]."

Responding to a question about ECB Governing Council member Jens Weidmann, president of Germany's Bundesbank, Draghi agreed that Weidmann and the Bundesbank "have their reservations about programs that envisage buying bonds".

"Although [Governing Council members] are here in a personal capacity and we should never forget that," he added.

"The ECB can't just take random measures against the Bundesbank's will," says Alexander Krueger, chief economist at Bankhaus Lampe in Dusseldorf.

"That's why investors are disappointed…the country with the largest economy needs to be part of any package."

"[The Bundesbank] can talk, scream and yell, but there is not much they can do," counters Charles Wyplosz, professor of international economics at the University of Geneva.

"Germany's hegemony is not what it seems," agrees Ambrose Evans-Pritchard in the Telegraph.

"The Germans are holding a gun to the head of the Latins, but the Latins are also holding a gun to German heads…they can call Germany's strategic bluff by mobilizing their majority power on the ECB council to force reflation over a German veto."

Benchmark 10-Year yields on Spanish bonds rose back above 7% yesterday, while 10-Year Italian yields rose back above 6% and stock markets fell.

"Draghi's comments yesterday didn't help investors to gauge the market's direction," says Zurich-based hedge fund manager Trung-Tin Nguyen.

"Hence US data are in focus today, with investors hoping to weigh whether or not further action by the Fed can be expected soon in case of worse-than-expected numbers, or, as a silver lining, to see if the US economy is recovering."

The US Bureau of Labor Statistics is due to publish the latest Employment Situation report later today, which includes July's nonfarm payrolls number showing how many private sector nonagricultural jobs the economy added last month.

Elsewhere in the US, "the federal government has been quietly completing an audit of US gold stored at the New York Fed," the LA Times reports.

The Treasury Department says the results will be announced by the end of the year.

Derivatives exchange operator CME Group meantime has said it will cut its margins for silver futures contracts for the third time since February, newswire Reuters reports.

Ben Traynor
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Is Big Data the Next Billion-Dollar Technology Industry?

Posted: 03 Aug 2012 10:34 AM PDT

Key Profit Signals: Crude Oil, Gold, Silver, Equities

Posted: 03 Aug 2012 10:20 AM PDT

Is the Gold Mining Sector Actually Healthy?

Posted: 03 Aug 2012 09:23 AM PDT

In 2011 gold-mine production came in at an all-time record high. And in 2012 experts anticipate production to be even higher, edging above the previous year's 87m-ounce tally. From the looks of it, the major source of gold's supply is in fine fettle.

Treasury audits NY Feds gold but only to evade leasing, swapping, oversubscription issues

Posted: 03 Aug 2012 08:42 AM PDT

Factors Aligned Against Gold

Posted: 03 Aug 2012 08:18 AM PDT

Swiss Gold Repatriation Movement Leader Interviewed

Posted: 03 Aug 2012 07:45 AM PDT

from caseyresearch.com:

Yesterday in Gold and Silver

The gold price struggled to stay above the $1,600 mark through most of Far East and London trading during their Thursday. But a rally began shortly before 1:00 p.m. in London…8:00 a.m. in New York…and by the time the high tick of the day was in about forty-five minutes later, gold had reached $1,616.60 spot.

But that's as high as it was allowed to get before it got sold down hard…and that, as they say, was that.

From there, gold got sold progressively lower until around 12:30 p.m. Eastern time…which appeared to be its low of the day at $1,582.60…and then gained back a handful of dollars going in the close of the New York trading session.

Keep on reading @ caseyresearch.com

Conflicts & Pressure Points

Posted: 03 Aug 2012 07:43 AM PDT

from news.goldseek.com:

Some extremely powerful differentials in power are setting themselves up, in a manner never seen before in modern history. Those who dismiss the uniqueness of the situation are those who continually are surprised by events as they unfold. The pressure features the managers of the system, complete with corruption and fraud with official coverups in a never-ending sequence of crime scenes, pitted against the forces of justice and fair markets. Not a single fair market exists in USDollar terms. In pure Orwellian style, every single market has a US-based or London-based financial engineer at a control panel doing duty in price intervention. The Western defenders of the syndicate do not wish for the price structure to reflect the reality of physical shortage or the bounty of paper-based surplus, for the currencies to reflect true toxic value, and for the discovery price systems to reflect the raids of private accounts. The system is broken, and the pressure is building.

Keep on reading @ news.goldseek.com

South Korean central bank says it bought 16 tonnes of gold in July

Posted: 03 Aug 2012 07:20 AM PDT

The gold rush will return

Posted: 03 Aug 2012 07:15 AM PDT

It's easy to be bewildered by the daily noise of the mainstream media. Yet at a time when savings and wealth are threatened by the debt crisis, there is little talk about the real benefits of ...

Bullion Ignition Events Falls Short of Expectations

Posted: 03 Aug 2012 06:21 AM PDT

Once again the operative word among the commodity and equity market bulls that have become dangerously habituated to the hitherto reliable "fix" of ultra-cheap play money, was: "disappointment."

Gold Looks Set for Weekly Loss Ahead of Jobs Release

Posted: 03 Aug 2012 05:24 AM PDT

US dollar prices quoted for gold bullion on the wholesale market rose to $1,596 an ounce during Friday morning's London trading, recovering some ground following three days of losses, as stock markets also rebounded ahead of the release of US nonfarm payrolls data.

Draghi Disappoints & IMF Warns of US Fiscal Cliff

Posted: 03 Aug 2012 05:14 AM PDT

Gold traded sideways on Friday, hovering after its four days of losses when the ECB fell short of any immediate bold action to help the euro-zone debt crisis. ECB President Draghi's comment "to do anything it takes" was a clear example of over promising and under delivering.

Gold Investors Still Wait for Europe's Implementation

Posted: 03 Aug 2012 04:59 AM PDT

Traders, who were looking for a quick fix, were clearly disappointed when the ECB president did not follow up with any concrete steps after pronouncing last week that he would do everything to save the euro.

Shit Goldbugs Say: “Keep Stackin Bitchezzz”

Posted: 03 Aug 2012 04:45 AM PDT

Shit Goldbugs Say: "Keep Stackin Bitchezzz"

from visionvictory:

~TVR

Davinci: Silver and gold can go to zero

Posted: 03 Aug 2012 04:44 AM PDT

davincij15: Silver and gold can go to zero
from davincij15:

~TVR

Copper, Crude Oil to Slip if Jobs Growth Falls Short

Posted: 03 Aug 2012 04:38 AM PDT

A soft showing is likely to weigh on risk appetite, applying selling pressure to growth-geared crude oil and copper prices while haven flows boost the US dollar to produce de-facto losses for gold and silver.

Greg Hunter: Weekly Wrap Up

Posted: 03 Aug 2012 04:34 AM PDT

It was another wild week. Threats and ominous warnings were exchanged back and forth from Israel and Iran. Syria is still on fire as the civil war there continues.

from usawatchdog:

The Federal Reserve painted a gloomy picture of the economy but is not printing more moneyâ€"just yet. Another brokerage is in trouble and teeters on bankruptcy. Will it be another MF Global or PFG Best? Is this just another domino in the ongoing economic collapse? Greg Hunter of USAWatchdog.com gives his analysis of these stories and more in the Weekly News Wrap-Up from USAWatchdog.com.

~TVR

Profiting in Prospect-Generators & Royalties: Adrian Day

Posted: 03 Aug 2012 04:08 AM PDT

The principal of Adrian Day Asset Management, which manages portfolios for high-net-worth clients, believes it is time for the gold pendulum to swing away from the excessive pessimism and finds that now is an exceptional time to buy gold equities.
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