All Posts Tagged With: "Emerging Economies"

Why Oil May Be Headed for $50

In 2000, investors thought the world was a “different” place. “You have to value Internet companies differently,” people would say. “Ignore the triple-digit P/E… That is an obsolete way to value a company.”

Emerging Markets to Stay Strong This Year

The established G7 markets are unlikely to see a recovery this year, but emerging markets will stay strong, according to IBM.

“If I were in a business model where I needed double-digit growth out of the G7 to drive my performance, I would be in a cold sweat,” said IBM’s CFO, Mark Loughridge, to Thomson Reuters.

“We’re not counting on a resurgence or recovery to achieve our growth for the year,” he said, referring to established markets in the G7 countries – the United States, Japan, Canada, Italy, Germany, France and United Kingdom.

Opportunities In BRIC Economies To Become Mainstream News, Get In Now

There’s nothing worse than missing an amazing window of opportunity. When these great opportunities in the BRIC economies filter through to the mainstream - the chance to make huge profits is over. Get in ahead of the curve right now.

BRIC -Brazil, Russia, India, China- Get In ‘Now’ For a 30 Year Boom

On the 16th of May… not far from where the Bolsheviks executed the Romanov’s… the four BRIC country’s are coming together to plot something similarly ominous for western economies. They’re going to pull it off as well… and there’s only one thing you can do about it.

The Absolute Return Letter

What countries are truly the have and have nots of the world? Good friend and business partner Niels Jensen of Absolute Return Partners suggests we look at the old equation in a new way? Food and energy resources may be at least part of the definition in the future.

An Upbeat Copper Outlook

Some say that if the U.S. economy begins to shrink, we’ll see demand for metals drop, especially copper. Well, it doesn’t matter if the U.S. is in a recession or not because copper demand will continue to grow thanks to emerging economies like China, India and Brazil.

Is the Great China Bubble Popping?

Chinese stocks dropped further 3.9% this morning, sending the Shanghai Composite Index to 50% below its October peak. The index includes all the 862 companies on the larger of China’s two stock exchanges.

“Even while China’s export growth is slowing as a result of the economic slowdown in the West,” says Chris Mayer in The Daily Reckoning, “its economy is continuing to hold up remarkably well as domestic and regional demand picks up — and the country’s appetite for imports is helping the emerging markets to withstand the US slump.”

Dollar Down in Thin Trading

European interest rate decisions due today. In the currency market, the dollar eased against the euro. Late Wednesday, the euro was trading at $1.5756 vs. $1.5731 on Tuesday.

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