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Nov 20th, 2008 |
By Irwin Greenstein |
Category: Financial News
China’s President Hu Jintao just concluded on a victorious trip Havana on Tuesday - expanding a trade pact that could divert commodities from open spot markets.
Tags: BRIC Nations, chinese stock markets, Commodity Prices, Crude Oil Prices, Emerging Markets, investing in Asia, investing in China, investing in Latin America, investing in nickel, Irwin Greenstein, Sugar Prices
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Nov 14th, 2008 |
By Martin Hutchinson |
Category: Top Story
Japan’s stock market has been in a long, secular bear market for two decades. But that has been punctuated by fierce rallies. Martin Hutchinson says another spike could be on the cards next year as the Nikkei tests its 2003 low. He picks three Japanese stocks with a strong bounce potential in a market recovery.
Tags: bear market, Bear Market Rally, DCM, HMC, international investing, investing in Asia, Japanese Stocks, Japanese Yen, Martin Hutchinson, secular bear market, Tata Teleservices Ltd, WACLY
Posted in Top Story |
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Nov 12th, 2008 |
By Keith Fitz-Gerald |
Category: Featured
Whether you agree with them or not, the bailout programs will keep on coming. Keith Fitz-Gerald looks at the key impact these will have on the dollar, commodities and global stocks. He says we could be in line for a market rebound by mid-2009, and suggests six ways to prepare your portfolio now.
Tags: bear market, BRIC Nations, Commodity Prices, Contrarian Investors, Credit Default Swaps, Crude Oil Prices, defensive stock ideas, defensive stock plays, Global Markets, Global Stocks, Gold Prices, government bailout, Great Dperession, hedge funds, inverse ETF, investing in Asia, investing in China, investing in gold, investing in Latin America, Investment Strategy, Keith Fitz-Gerald, President Obama, reverse etf, trailing stops, US dollar, US recession, US stocks
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Nov 10th, 2008 |
By Irwin Greenstein |
Category: Emerging Markets
While the Bush administration clings to trickle-down economics, the Chinese government has embarked on an aggressive ground-up program - creating tens of thousands of jobs, to stimulate its economy.
Tags: BRIC Nations, China infrastructure investment, chinese stock markets, Emerging Markets, government bailout, investing in Asia, investing in China, Irwin Greenstein
Posted in Emerging Markets |
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Oct 30th, 2008 |
By Irwin Greenstein |
Category: Emerging Markets
Global markets are soaring today on renewed bailout efforts. But Irwin Greenstein says its probably not a good idea to jump back in to these emerging markets just yet. As always, China will be the bellwether for a sustainable recovery. And commodity prices will remain crucial for resource-rich nations.
Tags: Asian Stocks, Chinese Stock Market, Commodity Prices, Crude Oil Prices, Emerging Markets, government bailout, investing in Asia, investing in China, Investing In India, investing in Latin America, Irwin Greenstein, Resource Stocks, TUR
Posted in Emerging Markets |
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Oct 29th, 2008 |
By Martin Hutchinson |
Category: Featured
Almost everything has been taken down by this crisis. But Martin Hutchinson says some markets will “bounce big” after the storm passes. Countries that didn’t have a housing boom and follow sound economic policies. That’s why Canada, Brazil, South Korea and Germany are great places to invest right now.
Tags: Bovespa, Emerging Markets, euro, European Stocks, EWZ, international markets, investing in Asia, Investing in Brazil, investing in Germany, investing in Latin America, investing in South Korea, investingin Canada, Martin Hutchinson, offshore assets
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Oct 28th, 2008 |
By Andrew Snyder |
Category: International Investing
The recent devastation in global stock markets makes US bears look relatively cuddly. Japan’s Nikkei index is hitting 26-year lows. And the resurgent Yen is creating even more problems for Japanese exporters. Andrew Snyder says companies like Sony (NYSE:SNE) and Toyota (NYSE:TM) face a very difficult period ahead.
Tags: Andrew Snyder, investing in Asia, Investing in Japan, Japanese Stocks, Japanese Yen, SNE, TM, US dollar
Posted in International Investing |
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Oct 23rd, 2008 |
By Andrew Gordon |
Category: Emerging Markets
You can stick a fork in the U.S. economy. It’s done. Hope for an abbreviated European slowdown has also evaporated. So now the world turns its desperate eyes towards the developing world. And it ain’t looking good there either.
Tags: Andrew Gordon, BRIC Nations, Chinese real estate, Chinese Stock Market, Emerging Markets, European Stocks, investing in Asia, Investing in Brazil, investing in China, US stocks
Posted in Emerging Markets |
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Oct 22nd, 2008 |
By Jack Crooks |
Category: US Dollar & Forex Trading
Another mouth-watering currency play from Jack Crooks. Of the Asian states, Thailand’s export-based economy is most exposed to a US recession. And political instability could accelerate capital flight. Jack says this means the Thai baht will likely drop like a stone.
Tags: Emerging Markets, investing in Asia, investing in Thailand, Jack Crooks, US dollar
Posted in US Dollar & Forex Trading |
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Oct 15th, 2008 |
By Irwin Greenstein |
Category: Featured
Irwin Greenstein says credit crisis fallout will send many former execs (and their money) overseas.
Tags: Emerging Markets, investing in Asia, investing in Latin America, Irwin Greenstein, US housing crisis
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