SLB N.V. (NYSE:SLB) will release earnings for the fourth quarter before the opening bell on Friday, Jan. 23. Analysts expect the company to report fourth-quarter earnings of 74 cents per share. That's down from 92 cents per share in the year-ago period. The consensus estimate for SLB's quarterly revenue is $9.55 billion (it reported $9.28 billion last year), according to Benzinga Pro. On Wednesday...
SLB N.V. (NYSE:SLB) will release earnings for the fourth quarter before the opening bell on Friday, Jan. 23. Analysts expect the company to report fourth-quarter earnings of 74 cents per share. That's down from 92 cents per share in the year-ago period. The consensus estimate for SLB's quarterly revenue is $9.55 billion (it reported $9.28 billion last year), according to Benzinga Pro. On Wednesday, Stifel analyst Stephen Gengaro maintained SLB with a Buy rating and raised the price target from $
Meet The Man Who Bought $1 Billion In Physical Silver Before The Rally The precious metals complex resumed its upward trajectory overnight. Shortly after the US equity cash open, silver surged above $100 per ounce for the first time on record, while gold approached the $5,000 per ounce level. As Rick Privorotsky, head of Delta One at Goldman Sachs, noted to clients earlier, flows suggest some spec...
Meet The Man Who Bought $1 Billion In Physical Silver Before The Rally The precious metals complex resumed its upward trajectory overnight. Shortly after the US equity cash open, silver surged above $100 per ounce for the first time on record, while gold approached the $5,000 per ounce level. As Rick Privorotsky, head of Delta One at Goldman Sachs, noted to clients earlier, flows suggest some speculative participation, but the dominant driver remains structural: " There is clearly hot money involved, but first and foremost gold is a central bank trade… a slow erosion of the dollar's exorbitant privilege rather than a sudden loss of confidence ..." What first came to mind as silver broke above the $100 level was Warren Buffett's late-1990s bet on the precious metal. Berkshire Hathaway accumulated 129.7 million ounces of physical silver, or about 4,000 metric tons, ahead of the Dot Com bubble crash. The position was disposed of around 2006, generating a substantial profit for Berkshire. Fast forward to October 2024, and we rolled out the ZeroHedge silver/gold coins and bars . At the time, silver was in the low $30s, while gold hovered around $2,600. But on an even grander scale, several months later in early 2025 , David Bateman, the founder of Entrata , revealed on X that he had purchased "close to a billion dollars in precious metals over the past six months." To be exact, Bateman told his followers on X that he bought "1.5% of the annual global silver supply (12.69 million ounces)." His reasons for the massive physical trade were as follows: The global monetary system is about to collapse (The Great Reset, or Basel Endgame). The biggest credit bubble in history will soon pop ($300T). There is no way the US can refinance its $28T in maturing treasuries in the next 4 years without an obscene amount of printing. Trump tariffs are hastening the collapse, and it's by design. Gold and silver are the only meaningful life raft. Physical possession is everything. The whole ...