Oxstones Investment Club™Dear Laissez Faire Today Reader, Jeffrey Tucker It’s happened yet again: I found another movie presumably made for kids that […]
Renminbi on the International Stage
By Mark Mobius, Franklin Templeton Blog, http://mobius.blog.franklintempleton.com/2012/10/24/renminbi-on-the-international-stage/#more-1893 For more than a decade, China’s currency, the Renminbi (RMB), had been on […]
The “dividend tax” cliff approaches: Implications for stocks
By Aswath Damodaran, Damodaran Blog, A great deal has been written about the “fiscal cliff” that US taxpayers, investors and companies […]
The elections in Venezuela, Russia and France: What do they bring to the delicate global market?
The elections in Venezuela, Russia and France: What do they bring to the delicate global market? While some specialists predict […]
Hugo Chávez ́s hold on power: Instable stability
26 October 2012 By Almudena Ortega Reporter, Global Investor Spotlight Hugo Chávez´s hold on power: Instable stability Hugo Chavez´s electoral […]
The Economic Singularity, Part II
By John Mauldin, From Daily Reckoning, In our analogy, the event horizon is relatively easy to pinpoint. It is what […]
When Outsourcing Backfires
As the global economic downturn grinds on, more companies are acknowledging that labor costs aren’t always the most important factor […]
Fed sticks to stimulus plan, economy a bit firmer
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The Federal Reserve on Wednesday stuck to its plan to keep stimulating the U.S. economy until the […]
How Worried Should You Be about the Stock Market?
By George L. Perry, Brookings Institute, How worried should people be about the stock market? Every day’s news reminds us […]
Will South Africa’s Struggles Overshadow its Potential?
Africa is a continent many investors bypass, but from my perspective as a long-term investor, I think that’s a mistake. […]