Emerging markets have been the success story of 2009. While more developed economies such as the United States and Europe have struggled to recover, countries like Brazil, Russia, India and China are…
Month: November 2009
The Most Valuable Business in the United States
The most valued company in the United States? If you guess Coca-Cola (NYSE: KO) or ExxonMobil (NYSE: XOM) or Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK-A), you’re way off. Hint: This company been around since…
Where in the World is the Next Generation of Rampant Consumers?
And How Can we Profit? By Ashish Advani As you look out across the U.S. – across your hometown and your local big city, each and every one of us can pick…
See No Asset Bubbles … Hear No Asset Bubbles … Speak No Warnings About Asset Bubbles
by Mike Larson Dear Subscriber, Ever see one of those “See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil” statues or pictures? The ones with the three monkeys, one covering his eyes,…
Gold and Oil Fall Sharply as Dubai Debt Fear Drives Investors Out of Risks
Commodities drop sharply around the world as markets sentiments are deeply pressured by risk of contagion effect from Dubai debt payment delay request which could trigger second wave in the credit crisis….
Sri Lanka as the Third Central Bank to Buy from IMF This Month, Gold Shines
Comex Gold advanced to as high as 1195 in Asian session after Sri Lanka purchased 10 metric tons of the IMF’s planned gold sales. According to the press release from the central…
Gold to Rally to 1200 as India May Buy More from IMF
Gold extends strength after consolidation after news said that Indian central bank may buy more gold. The December contract for the yellow metal rallies to 1180 and looks to march to 1200….
Gold’s Friends Now Outflank Its Foes
By: Rick Ackerman, Rick’s Picks In the Rick’s Picks chat room, where the focus is sometimes obsessively on gold, the meaning of “long-term” can range anywhere from 90 minutes to about three…
New Haven on the Horizon; the Cook Islands
By Bob Bauman A broad net of 15 coral islands in the central heart of the South Pacific, the Cook Islands are spread over 850,000 square miles, southwest of Tahiti and due…
India – Back page bull market
While Other Asian “Tigers” Grab Headlines, This Forgotten Giant Has Quietly Begun an Economic Boom… By Justin Ford The front pages were busy last week with President Obama’s trip to Asia. Yet…