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March 28, 2019March 28, 2019 daniel

In addition, Jennings has written hundreds of freelance articles and blog posts for an incredible variety of clients. Jennings currently writes most of the content for the Market Mad House blog, which he maintains.

Market Commentary

Threats to Netflix (NFLX)

January 30, 2019January 30, 2019 daniel Alphabet’s (NASDAQ: GOOG), Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN), Antitrust actions, CBS (NYSE: CBS), CBS All Access, Hulu, Smaller subscription services, The many threats to Netflix include:, Threats to Netflix, U.S. V. Paramount, Walt Disney Company (NYSE: DIS)

In particular, Amazon had 30.8 million video-streaming subscribers in America in 2017. Impressively Statista projects that number to grow to 46.3 million U.S. subscribers by 2020.

Market Commentary

Why eBay is a value investment, sort of?

January 17, 2019January 17, 2019 daniel Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN), Does eBay actually compete with Amazon?, eBay Inc. (NASDAQ: EBAY), eBay is a value investment, eBay is a value investment because it could be Amazon-proof., eBay is a value investment because it generates a lot of cash, eBay is a value investment because it makes money, Why eBay is a value investment

Under these circumstances, eBay achieves classic value investment criteria. In particular, eBay generates a lot of cash but maintains a low stock price.

Market Commentary

Is Salesforce (CRM) making money?

November 23, 2018 daniel Does Salesforce Make Money?, How Cloud 2.0 will power future growth at Salesforce (CRM), How GitHub Threatens Salesforce's (CRM) Future, Is Salesforce (CRM) a Good Dividend Stock?, Is Salesforce a value investment?, Is Salesforce making money?, Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT), New Opportunities for Salesforce (CRM), Salesforce, Salesforce (CRM) and Cloud 2.0, Salesforce (CRM) is a Cash Rich Company, Salesforce (NYSE: CRM), The Bright Future at Salesforce (CRM), Why Microsoft is a Better Stock than Salesforce (CRM)

Salesforce (CRM) is a profitable software company that most people are unfamiliar with. Most investors are unfamiliar with Salesforce because

Market Commentary

Uber and Toyota plan Self-Driving Van

August 22, 2018 daniel (Advanced Technologies Group, Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOG), autonomous van, CEO Dara Khosrowshahi, Fiat Chrysler’s (NYSE: FCAU), Khosrowshahi, Self-Driving Van, Toyota (NYSE: TM), Uber, Waymo, Will Khosrowshahi sell the Uber Self Driving Car?

Strangely, Uber’s exit from autonomous vehicles will hasten the self-driving car’s arrival. A manufacturer will gain several years of intensive research and vast amounts of data from the ATG.
That research and data will put a company several years ahead of the competition. A company with experience building autonomous vehicles; like Fiat Chrysler; can use that data to create a self-driving car.

Cryptocurrency Market Commentary

Augur asks are Prediction Markets Profitable?

August 8, 2018 daniel Are Prediction Markets a Good Bet?, are Prediction Markets Profitable?, Augur, Augur (REP), Augur (REP) or Reputation, Augur and Gnosis, Augur asks are Prediction Markets Profitable?, Building Better Algorithms and AI through Predictions Markets, Do Prediction Markets have any Value?, Gnosis (GNO), prediction market cryptocurrency, Prediction Markets, Predictions Market, Stox (STX), The Most Ambitious Predictions Market Yet, Using wagers and Blockchain to Hedge Cryptocurrency

Augur is designed to be the most ambitious blockchain predictions market yet. It intends to collect data from Political Forecasts, Event Hedging, Weather Prediction, and Company Forecasting.
Anybody can go into Augur’s Ethereum blockchain platform and create a prediction market. That’s where the weird markets about Betty White’s murder came from. A person can take odds on any event.

Market Commentary

Is Alibaba Holdings Making Money?

July 25, 2018 daniel Alibaba Holdings, Alibaba Holdings (NYSE: BABA), Alibaba is undervalued, China’s middle class, China’s Wealth is Sustainable, Chinese middle class, Investing in China’s Middle Class, Is China’s Middle Class Sustainable?, Is the China Boom Sustainable?

Such figures make the case for Alibaba as a growth and a value investment. China is becoming a middle class nation and Alibaba is its department store. Just as Sears was America’s department store in the 20th Century.
Upwardly mobile Chinese will buy the trappings of their middle class lifestyle from Alibaba. Just as upwardly mobile Americans religiously shopped at Sears in the 1960s and 1970s.

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Will Costco make More Money?

July 9, 2018 daniel Can Instacart Save Costco from Amazon?, Costco, Costco Dividend, Costco is Huge, Costco Wholesale (NASDAQ: COST), free Instacart, free Instacart delivery, Instacart, Is Costco Making Money?, Is Costco’s Business Sustainable?, The Wonderful Costco Dividend, Will Costco make More Money?

Despite the success of Amazon, Costco Wholesale (NASDAQ: COST) is still one of the most followed retailers around. Costco can

Market Commentary

Are Gold Miners Making Money at Newmont Mining Corp?

June 14, 2018 daniel Are Gold Mining Stocks a Value Investment?, Autonomous Mining will help Newmont Make More Money, Green Energy will soon cut Mining Costs, How Technology will Help Newmont Make More Money, Is Gold a Value Investment?, Is Newmont Mining a Value Investment?, Newmont Mining (NYSE: NEM), Newmont Mining Corp, Tesla Motors (NASDAQ: TSLA

Gold is one of the most interesting economic barometers around because its price is a good measure of the fear

Market Commentary

Retail Jobs Apocalypse is worse than you think

October 21, 2017 daniel 000 created over the past four years still exceeds the number of lost department store positions; 80, 000 department-store positions were cut between July 2016 and July 2017., 000., Around 32, Destructive Effects of the Retail Job Apocalypse, Online retail jobs pay far better than department-store work., Retail Job Apocalypse, Retail Jobs Apocalypse is worse than you think, Sears Canada is dead, The number of new retail jobs 100, The rate of overall employment fell in 75% of the counties the Fed studied between 2012 and 2017, the retail jobs apocalypse is more widespread and destructive than most people think

It looks as if the havoc being wreaked by the retail apocalypse is worse than we thought. This study also gives us a rough picture of the future of retail employment and it is not pretty.

There will be fewer jobs in fewer places in the future but they will pay more. That means more competition for fewer jobs between employees and communities.

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