More Nukes!

By Byron King for The Daily Reckoning William “Willie” Sutton (1901–1980) was a notorious American bank robber. According to FBI […]

By Liu-Yue Lam | 30 Oct 10 | Posted in Africa / Middle East, Asia, Commodities, Eastern Europe, Finding Oxstones, North America, Private Equity, Stocks, Trends, Patterns, Indicators, Western Europe | Comments (0)

The 25 Most Important Alternative Energy Companies

From 247wallst.com Alternative energy is big business — and getting bigger. The industry includes hundreds of companies that make a […]

By Liu-Yue Lam | | Posted in Asia, Commodities, Finding Oxstones, North America, Private Equity, Stocks, Trends, Patterns, Indicators, Western Europe | Comments (0)

Brazilian Soil

By Chris Mayer, The Daily Reckoning “The power of its soil always saves Brazil,” observes Stefan Zweig in his book, […]

By Liu-Yue Lam | 26 Oct 10 | Posted in Commodities, Finding Oxstones, Latin America, North America, Private Equity, Real Estate, Stocks | Comments (0)

Blue-Chip Specials From the Buffett Menu

by By Andrew Bary, Barron’s There’s no quibbling with Warren Buffett’s extraordinary overall investment record, which has resulted in a […]

By Liu-Yue Lam | 25 Oct 10 | Posted in Finding Oxstones, Investment Wisdom, North America, Stocks | Comments (0)

Where the Bargains Are Now

By Tim Hanson, Motley Fool Through the first third of this year, you were stupid to own foreign stocks. Because […]

By Liu-Yue Lam | 08 Oct 10 | Posted in Finding Oxstones | Comments (0)

John Paulson Lecture: “Bonds Are Wrong, Stocks Are Right”

Submitted by Tyler Durden on Zero Hedge John Paulson is now ‘all in’ that for the first time in history […]

By Liu-Yue Lam | 28 Sep 10 | Posted in Investment Wisdom | Comments (0)

Is the Chinese stock market selling at too much of a discount to its true economic potential?

Is the Chinese stock market selling at too much of a discount to its true economic potential? The following chart […]

By Liu-Yue Lam | 09 Sep 10 | Posted in Asia, Finding Oxstones, Food for Thought, Oxstone Investment Commentary, Stocks, The Big Picture, Trends, Patterns, Indicators | Comments (0)