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How to Profit From the Knowledge Boom

Dear Reader, The secret of success in property, according to the popular saying, is ‘location, location, location.’ And the mantra for stock market investors right now could have a similar ring – ‘education, education, education.’ This small and rarely noted ...
Read More | Date 26/05/2009
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Sell the Pound as Public Debt Exceeds Forecasts

Trading the news is just too easy these days... Simply take a view on a big economic announcement, say the Budget, and trade the relevant currency, say the pound, accordingly. Last week, traders believed the Budget’s borrowing and debt forecasts would be bad news ...
Read More | Date 27/04/2009
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China's game plan for the US

Is the rally still on? We’re not sure. Yesterday, the Dow fell 83 points... after a weak bounce on Tuesday. We expected the rally to last until June and to take the Dow back to the 10,000 range. But anything could happen. Gold rose $9 yesterday... back to $892. ...
Read More | Date 23/04/2009
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Looking for the next oil "doubler"

Dear Reader, It’s hot in Kurdistan. The sun beats down relentlessly, the sand shimmers and the camels plod their weary way across the dunes. But it’s really not the climate that’s of interest to us as investors. It’s not the sand either. It is what lies ...
Read More | Date 06/04/2009
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Here Come the Firefighters!

Thursday, 2 April 2009 We’re playing it straight today. And, as usual, optimistic... The world is NOT going to hell in a handcart. After a long time spent in the handcart, it is finally getting out and standing on its two feet. Americans are beginning to save ...
Read More | Date 02/04/2009
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The Old Financial Model is Broken… and Can't be Fixed

Paris, France Wednesday, 1 April 2009 Our phone rang yesterday. You know, the Hotline we set up to help Treasury Secretaries and Finance Ministers cope with the problems of the global financial meltdown... We picked it up... it was Tim Geithner! Imagine our ...
Read More | Date 01/04/2009
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Here's How You Could Profit From Vladimir Putin's Latest Power Play

On Tuesday, a top-level meeting at the Kremlin dealt a massive blow to America’s dreams of achieving energy security…. You see, Vladimir Putin’s latest power play has just given Barack Obama the biggest set-back to his foreign policy so far. And more importantly, ...
Read More | Date 06/02/2009
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Buffett Shows Us How To Drive A Hard Bargain

It’s all go on Capitol Hill! Senators, both Republican and Democrat, are tearing into Henry Paulson’s bail-out plan. They don’t seem to like the US Treasury secretary’s proposal one little bit. "It’s un-American!" says one. "It angers me!" says another. But if you ...
Read More | Date 24/09/2008
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Move Over, Darling

Having devoted last Monday’s Penny Sleuth to the all too easy task of taunting Alistair Darling, I thought that I should give the man a second chance. After all, not only did his speech to the TUC Congress contain the germ of an interesting idea, but it ...

It’s Not My Fault, Guv…

Not being a Guardian reader, I missed the now famous interview in which Alastair Darling described the economic outlook as the worst for sixty years. But since it caused such a furore and has pulled the rug out from underneath Sterling, I thought that I should ...

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