By EconMatters Marc Faber, asset manager at the Gloom, Doom & Boom Report, popped in at CNBC (Clip Below) on Oct. 11 while visiting in Montreal, Canada (He is usually based in Thailand.) Faber expects volatility to continue...
Read More(Guest Post) I was reading an article by Daniel Goodman in Business Insider, which is a list of eight risks that a potential investor of Chinese Internet companies should worry about, when I realized that: Some of the...
Read MoreBy Elga Bartsch, Morgan Stanley (via Prieur du Plessis) (Guest Post) In this note, I discuss the role of market discipline in fostering effective surveillance of fiscal policies in the euro area. This note summarises...
Read MoreBy. John C.K. Daly (via Commodities Now) (Guest Post) Many western politicians have harbored deep suspicions of Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Vladimorovich Putin since he first emerged on the Russian political stage in...
Read MoreBy Prieur du Plessis of Investment Postcards (Guest Post) Everybody is asking where to now with the global financial markets. I thought it was worthwhile comparing the current behavior of the financial markets...
Read MoreBy Frank Holmes (Guest Post) Strengths The week of Oct.2, the Global Resources Fund outperformed its peers and benchmarks due to its defensive positioning of the portfolio. Exposure to seniors and larger market...
Read MoreBy Stratfor Global Intelligence (Guest Post) The official death toll from Oct. 9 protest in Cairo has risen to 24, with 272 reported injured. Of the 24 reported killed outside of Egypt’s state TV and radio...
Read MoreBy Russ Winter “We won’t come to grips with economies deleveraging by having governments and central banks throwing — literally — even more money at the problem.” – Wolfgang...
Read MoreBy Anthony Harrington (via QFINANCE) (Guest Post) China’s Premier, Wen Jiabao, has said on a number of occasions that China is willing to support Europe. To date, however, China has declined to fill in the...
Read MoreBy Ilene (Adapted from Stock World Weekly) (Guest Post) A dominant theme in the markets over the past year has been the inverse correlation between the Dollar and equities. Starting in September, the Dollar has been...
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