Apr 07, 2011
There really isn’t another industry in the global economy that’s got such rosy fundamentals. And not only that, but if you’re an equity speculator, you typically have to play the market that’s in front of you.
Apr 06, 2011
China continues to face surging inflationary pressures despite higher interest rates and loan tightening. The country’s Consumer Price Index (CPI), excluding food, came in at 4.9% in February, which continues to be way too high.
Apr 06, 2011
The best action for stock market speculators continues to be in the mining sector. There have been lots of good momentum trades lately in a diverse number of industries, but, for consistency, mining stocks have been some of the best performers
Apr 05, 2011
When you trade micro-cap stocks or small-cap stocks, there is added risk. And when you trade Chinese small-cap stocks, there is even more risk. Just take a look at the media these days and you’ll find some small Chinese company making the news…
Apr 05, 2011
There are a lot of good trades out there in this kind of market—some of them are value trades, while others are momentum opportunities. With sentiment in the broader market quite positive
Apr 05, 2011
This year will mark the worst for the U.S. housing market, as foreclosures rise and prices fall. But don’t expect prices to climb back up anytime soon.
Mar 28, 2011
The stock markets remind me of the real estate market in Toronto, Canada. While the U.S. housing market crashed, the real estate market in Toronto is as strong as it has ever been
Mar 28, 2011
George is extremely picky when looking at the retail sector. In fact, the majority of investment newsletters suggest avoiding retail stocks. And while he's not totally in agreement with that view
Mar 28, 2011
No doubt this is an equity market that wants to go higher. The market is due for a correction; it just experienced a small consolidation; but no matter what the economic analysis, institutional investors are buying.
Mar 25, 2011
After 100 people at the Federal Reserve ended their review of major U.S. banks, the Fed concluded that some of the largest banks in this country could increase their dividends, buy back shares and repay government loans. Despite all this good