
Dear Reader, This isn’t very contrarian advice. I’m recommending that you pile into a market that is already up 17% in the last three months. But for good reason. You see, there is an opportunity in corporate bonds that is not going away any time soon. Despite its ...
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You are on page 1 of 25Dear Reader, With the oil price on the rise again, the race is on to find new energy sources. Expect to read a lot about this in the mainstream press in the months ahead. But today I’d like to focus on another important trend no one’s talking about. It’s the trend ...
It’s time to check in again on one of our favourite indicators, the Volatility Index or VIX. This is a measure of the premium investors are willing to pay to purchase options on the S&P 500 index for protection against a market fall. We call the VIX the ‘fear ...
London, England Wednesday, 17 June 2009 The Dow fell another 107 points yesterday. Oil held steady at $70. The dollar fell to $1.38. And gold rose $4 to 932. What if the rally is over? Could be... It began on 9 March. That makes it more than 3 months old. Most ...
Investors are pouring into emerging markets... EM funds have attracted an impressive $26.1 billion of net inflows so far this year. Not to mention the 13 consecutive weeks of gains. And they’re outdoing their developed counterparts by a huge margin. Take a look at ...
Forget about the precarious nature of the stock market for a moment. Forget about where your next great investment idea is coming from. There’s an even more important consideration for you… and it involves damage limitation. There’s a major threat looming on the ...
The big question right now is this, "inflation or deflation?" Either we’ll see a 1970s-style monetary expansion causing huge inflation or we’ll see a Japanese style zombie-bank-driven deflationary spell. What leads The Right Side to believe inflation will be the ...
Bill Gates sees technological innovation as the ‘key driver’ of a global recovery. The UK Government seems to agree. Since the start of the year, it’s declared the IT industry as one of the critical sectors that could lead the British economy out of recession. You ...
Dear Reader, UK PLC is on the ropes… and you need to protect yourself. Today, I’ll show you how. We’re on the cusp of the worst economic embarrassment since 1976, when Britain borrowed £2.3 billion from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to counter ...
If you’re willing to take on extra risk, greater opportunities exist among small cap stocks rather than their larger peers. Increasingly optimistic investors are starting to come back to equities. And previously bruised small caps are outperforming large caps. A ...
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