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Oreninc Index Update: December 5, 2013

Oreninc Index Returns to Pre-Holiday Level

The Oreninc Index rose for the week ending December 5, 2013. This week was mostly highlighted by the number of deals, 57, the most YTD. Total dollars announced rose to $176.6m after a slump last week. While brokered dollars announced rose to $26.6m on ten deals, it was still lower than the rate we had grown accustomed to during November; bought deals followed suit with just one deal for $5m, a seven-week low. While this week is marginally comforting after an expected down last week of November, there is some reason for pause before the previously held optimism continues.

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OrenincTV Episode 15: Beyond Cutting Costs


Outside of cutting costs, how can you adjust to the current market climate?
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Oreninc Index Update: November 28, 2013

Oreninc Index Drops 

The Oreninc Index fell for the week ending November 28, 2013. The five-week moving average was also down significantly. Total dollars fell to $44.5m for the week; $13.5m of that brokered on three deals. While a stark fall, the reduced activity was expected due to the Thanksgiving holiday in the United States. Expect for activity to pick up before the end-of-year doldrums.

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Benjamin Cox on Kitco News at Metals & Minerals San Francisco


Benjamin Cox sits down with Kitco News' Daniela Cambone to discuss why he is bearish on gold. Recorded at Metals & Minerals San Francisco in November 2013. 
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OrenincTV Episode 14: Social Media


Social media is a good news network. What does that mean? Watch now to find out.
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Oreninc Index Update: November 21, 2013

Oreninc Index Drops Marginally, Remains Strong

The Oreninc Index dropped slightly for the week ending November 21, 2013. While this week was lower than last, the financing Index remained strong, with the five-week moving average moving to its highest level since January 3rd of this year. A total of $125m was announced for the week, $82.22m of that brokered. Even though a less active Index next week should be expected due to the US Thanksgiving holiday, it appears that the mercury is rising on the financing market as we move closer to the colder months.

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OrenincTV Episode 13: Coking Coal


Find out about the benefits of coking coal over steaming coal.  -Purchase Sector Pulse Reports & Broker Tear Sheets here: http://www.orenincstore.com/ -View examples of Oreninc research here: http://oreninc.com/research -Video production by...
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OrenincTV Episode 12: Greed vs. Fear


How do waves of greed and fear influence the market? Watch now to find out.   -Purchase Sector Pulse Reports & Broker Tear Sheets here:http://www.orenincstore.com/ -View examples of Oreninc research here:http://oreninc.com/research...
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Oreninc Index Update: November 14, 2013

Oreninc Index Boasts Most Brokered Deals YTD

The Oreninc Index five-week moving average rose to a 10-week high for the week ending November 14, 2013. This week’s performance leans heavily on broker involvement, with $163.6m announced on 13 deals, which is impressive if only for the sheer amount of deals announced -- the most in 51 weeks. Total dollars announced rose $215.2m on 30 deals; while less than last week, it is the third week of the last four that has had over $200m announced. While expectations should still be tempered, this amount of brokered deals mixed with a couple of high-dollar announcement weeks provides, at least, some momentary hope. 

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OrenincTV Episode 11: The Cost of a Free Lunch


Benjamin Cox discusses the concept of TANSTAAFL (there ain't no such thing as a free lunch) from Heinlein's classic sci-fi novel The Moon is a Harsh Mistress in relation to the...
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