Dennis Gartman, writer of “The Gartman Letter“, tells CNBC he wants to own agriculture, “strong stuff” and regional banks in the Midwest.Source: CNBC, December 27, 2010.Did you enjoy this post? If so, click here to subscribe to...
Read MoreThe graph below is an interesting depiction of the S&P Index’sannual returns since 1825. Of the 186 years 70% were positive and 30% negative. The Index’s total return for 2010 was +15.06%. Although interesting, the chart...
Read MoreFraser Howie, managing director of CLSA Singapore, outlines the geopolitical risks to be aware of this year. He tells CNBC’s Emily Chan that the impact of China’s growing prowess on the balance of power in Asia is something to...
Read MoreAs we approach the first trading day of 2011, it will be time well spent to review Arthur Huprich’s list of investment rules. Art is Senior Vice President and Senior Market Technician of Raymond James Equity Research. The list...
Read MoreSpot gold prices will rise to at least $1,650 in 2011, believes Juerg Kiener, CEO at Swiss Asia Capital. He explains his bullish outlook to guest host Tai Hui of Standard Chartered Bank and CNBC’s Martin Soong and Sri...
Read MoreThis post is a guest contribution by Dian Chu, market analyst, trader and author of the Economic Forecasts and Opinions blog.Year 2010 had been good to almost all investment classes. Stocks, bonds, commodities, and dollar are...
Read MoreThere is a risk of another recession in 2011 and protectionism could cause major problems, Roger Nightingale, strategist at Pointon York, told CNBC.Source: CNBC, December 27, 2010.Did you enjoy this post? If so, click here to...
Read MoreSource: Gary McCoy, January 1, 2011.Did you enjoy this post? If so, click here to subscribe to updates to Investment Postcards from Cape Town by e-mail.
Read MoreBy now 2010 belongs to the history books, and what a fascinating chapter it occupies. Before saying completely goodbye to 2010, let’s briefly review some of its pertinent performance statistics.The past year’s performance of...
Read MoreMartin Wolf, FT chief economics commentator, makes his predictions for 2011 about world economic growth, the eurozone crisis, interest rates and currency wars.Click here or on the image below to view the video clip.Source:...
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