By Roberto De Primis (Guest Post) Tbilisi suffered from the war with Russia in 2008, and the economic and financial downturn, but foreign investments are back to Georgia now. On one hand, French President, Nicolas Sarkozy, has...
Read MoreBy Willem Weytjens (Guest Post) These days, a lot is going on in the world. All those events have a big impact on the price of Stocks, commodities, bonds,… Let’s have a look at the major trends in Gold, Silver and...
Read MoreBy Charles Rotblut (Guest Post) I am using a new stock screen that I’ve simply titled “Shopping List.” As the name implies, this screen identifies stocks with characteristics I want in a portfolio holding. This...
Read MoreBy Eric Schaefer of American Independence Financial Services (via Doug Short) (Guest Post) In September, the Census Bureau released its annual estimates of U.S. household and family incomes.The report does not make pleasant...
Read MoreBy Roberto De Primis (Guest Post) Las Vegas is the ground zero of the economic crisis. There’s no other city in the world so hardly hit by the economic downturn. Money for gambling vanished, house prices slashed, tourism...
Read MoreBy Stratfor (Guest Post) Global Intelligence Rebel fighters killed former Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi on Oct. 20 outside the town of Sirte. His body was then brought back to Misurata, where it was filmed being dragged through...
Read MoreBy Tim Iacono (Guest Post) The National Association of Realtors reports on existing home sales tomorrow and the data in the graphic below from this NY Times story is not likely to show much improvement, if any. In fact, with the...
Read MoreBy Lance Roberts of Streettalk Live (via Doug Short) (Guest Post) Yesterday a posting by Barry Ritholtz went viral over this chart posted at Der Spiegel. Barry writes: Its kinda funny — how come so few people (especially...
Read MoreBy Markus Jaeger of Deutsche Bank Research (via Commodities Now)(Guest Post) Talking Point: Rapid commodity-intensive industrialization, population growth and rising per capita incomes in the emerging markets should continue...
Read MoreBy John C.K. Daly (Guest Post) German Chancellor Angela Merkel announced on 30 May that Germany, the world’s fourth-largest economy and Europe’s biggest, would shutter all of its 17 nuclear power plants between 2015...
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