I have a personal friend who spends months every year developing business opportunities in China and I find his ground level perspective unlike anything written elsewhere. If you really want to know what is transpiring there go no further than to read this insightful email on the “China condition” particularly as it compares with that of the U.S. and Europe. Words: 1320
Ignoring real estate, most people invest their hard earned money in paper things – stocks, bonds, annuities, insurance – [except] in China and India… [where] they are converting their hard earned paper money into gold and silver bullion. [While] that is nothing new the scale and speed with which they are accumulating precious metals IS new, and it’s driving the fundamentals that will lead to higher prices in 2011. Words: 1421
The flags along Constitution Avenue tell you everything you need to know – America has been sold out… The globalists… are sharpening the knives and preparing to unleash the bloodletting as the dying carcass of America is dragged into line to facilitate the global management of the planet. Words: 670
Martin Weiss’ team of international experts – Mike Larson in North America, Claus Vogt in Europe, Tony Sagami on Asia, Rudy Martin on South America – and Ron Rowland, one of the nation’s foremost experts on international exchange-traded funds (ETFs) met recently to discuss and determine what they think is coming next. They came up with eight new forecasts for 2010 — some very negative, some very positive – and put forth specific, actionable recommendations based on their conclusions. Words: 1969
Since the economic recovery began, many investors have looked to Asia to drive growth and stimulate global demand. China has grabbed most of the headlines, as tremendous growth in the world’s most populous nation has essentially pulled this emerging market into a tie with Japan as the world’s second-largest economy. While China’s growth has been impressive, however, recent data releases have shown that Asia isn’t a one-trick pony. Words: 781
Brazil, Russia, India and China (BRIC) are the top emerging markets with much better long-term prospects than most of the so-called “developed” markets and now there’s a way you can trade the BRIC stock markets with some new leveraged ETFs — but you need to be careful. Words: 681
The Japanese yen, the British pound and the euro don’t offer any appeal over the dollar because the currency market is a beauty contest where the least ugly wins and not only is the dollar the least ugly, but it offers refuge when fear and uncertainty grip the markets. Words: 1006
Roach opines on everything from the North Korean nuclear threat to soft-headed Washington lawmakers but the dominant theme is that the global economy is seriously out of whack and needs a complete rebalancing. American consumers need to stop spending, and Asians need to start. Words: 803
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