Caution last week crept back into investors’ vocabulary for the first time in more than three months as they faced up to President Barack Obama’s plan to reform the US financial market regulations, weighed the...
Read MoreBy Cees Bruggemans With the rich industrial world facing slow growth recovery (Europe more so than the US because of internal rigidities and export dependence), and our own domestic political economy strained (more signs of...
Read MoreBy Cees Bruggemans With employment losses probably only now reaching their maximum pace in South Africa (though having peaked in the US), monthly data suggest a bottoming process in output. Year-on-year data comparisons in many...
Read MoreI have received a number of enquiries about the Don Coxe webcast not having been updated last week. Don does skip a week every now and then, but the good news is that it was updated yesterday, June 19. You can access the...
Read MoreThese words were coined by long-timer Richard Russell (Dow Theory Letters) in frustration with gold bullion’s performance. Since hitting $982 on June 2, the yellow metal has been correcting almost half of the rise that...
Read MoreAlbert Edwards, global strategist of Société Générale, has always been a firm favourite among readers of Investment Postcards. His latest “Global Strategy Weekly” offers thought-provoking...
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Read MoreThe financial debate during the past few days was dominated by President Obama’s sweeping revamp of financial market supervision, and this issue also occupies a number of slots in today’s Video-o-rama. But it was not...
Read MoreIn order to gain some long-term perspective of the magnitude of the movements of the Dow Jones Industrial Average, Chart of the Day provided an inflation-adjusted graph dating back to 1925. The following observations are of...
Read MoreSource: Nate Beeler, June 17, 2009. Did you enjoy this post? If so, click here to subscribe to updates to Investment Postcards from Cape Town by e-mail.
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