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COPPER’S RALLY HAS A SMELTER PROBLEM
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The inflation scare of the last two weeks is over, at least for now.
Wednesday's consumer price report came in line — 3.4% annual, core
at 2.5%. Thursday's producer price report was better than that:
wholesale prices were FLAT in July against expectations of a 0.2%
rise, with the annual rate cooling to 4.7%. Goods prices actually fell
0.7%, led by an energy decline. Traders responded exactly as you'd
expect: the odds of a September rate hike collapsed to roughly 34%,
DOWN FROM ABOUT 55% A WEEK AGO, and the S&P 500 set another record
high.
So the macro fever has broken. Good. That frees us up to look at what
actually determines who makes money — and today's four stories are
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FIVE STRONG BUY STOCKS TO WATCH FOR FRIDAY, AUGUST 14
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— Thursday, August 13, 2026 produced a heavy slate of fresh Wall
Street upgrades spanning medical technology, consumer staples,
specialty retail, energy and enterprise software.
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CISCO JUST FINISHED THE BEST YEAR IN ITS HISTORY AND GUIDED $1.3
BILLION ABOVE ESTIMATES. THE STOCK FELL 10%.
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— Cisco Systems has been one of the quietest big winners of 2026.
The stock entered Wednesday up more than 60% on the year and about 8%
in August alone, on a simple thesis: the AI buildout needs networking
gear, and Cisco sells networking gear.
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CENTRAL BANKS JUST BOUGHT 289 TONNES OF GOLD
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— The market loves a simple story: war means higher oil, higher
rates mean weaker stocks, biotech means binary risk.
“The four most dangerous words in investing are: This time it’s
different.”
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