Oxstones Food for Thought – February 2013 – Bathing Abe ready to flood neighbors and set the stage for the next asset bubble and crisis!

By Liu-Yue (Louie) Lam, Co-Founder, Chief Investment Strategist, Oxstones Investment Club History Prime Minister Abe and the LDP party are […]

By Liu-Yue Lam | 06 Feb 13 | Posted in Asia, Commodities, Food for Thought, Investment Wisdom, North America, Oxstone Investment Commentary, Retirement & Savings, Statistics, Stocks, The Big Picture, Trends, Patterns, Indicators | Comments (0)

Imagining a Future of Lower Hedge Fund Fees

Anticipated publication of this column around 2020: The most surprising thing about the demise of 2-and-20 hedge fund fees is […]

By Aidualc | 16 Jan 13 | Posted in Finding Oxstones, Hedge Fund, North America | Comments (0)

U.S. Fed balance sheet rises in latest week

(Reuters) – The U.S. Federal Reserve’s balance sheet rose in the latest week, Fed data released on Thursday showed. The […]

By M Guliyev | 22 Jun 12 | Posted in North America | Comments (0)

What Else Could Go Wrong? Well, Since You Asked…

By Lloyd Khaner May 29, 2012 4:40 pm Lloyd’s Wall of Worry soars to 31 blocks as even more uncertainty […]

By Aidualc | 02 Jun 12 | Posted in Food for Thought, The Big Picture | Comments (0)

Oxstones Food for Thought – April 2012 – A Big Thank You to Mr. Market for Precious Metal Opportunities!

By Liu-Yue (Louie) Lam, Co-Founder and Chief Investment Strategist, Oxstones Investment Club, 4/14/12 Some of you have inquired whether you […]

By Liu-Yue Lam | 14 Apr 12 | Posted in Africa / Middle East, Commodities, Finding Oxstones, Food for Thought, North America, Oxstone Investment Commentary, Stocks, The Big Picture | Comments (0)

I’m Worried

By David Kotok,  cumber.com site, A note to readers. This 2000-word commentary is a longer-term view; think in terms of […]

By Liu-Yue Lam | 13 Apr 12 | Posted in Asia, Food for Thought, North America, The Big Picture, Western Europe | Comments (0)

Back to the Future?

by Randall W. Forsyth, Barron’s, Commodity prices could squeeze economy, just as in 2008. China’s central bank raised interest rates […]

By Liu-Yue Lam | 09 Feb 11 | Posted in Commodities, The Big Picture | Comments (0)