
Dear Reader, The Prudential, the insurance giant, has just announced it plans to buy AIG’s (the failed US insurer’s) Asian unit. This bold move is good news for Britain.Over recent years practically the entire UK chemical, steel, investment-banking and utility ...
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Watch out.Think the financial crisis has made investment managers a little less greedy? Think again. They’re working even harder to concoct ways of parting you from your money.
Other Small cap news... Cyprotex shares on the up after takeover bid
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London, England Markets in the US were closed yesterday. In the rest of the world, the noise continued. European investors still have their eyes on Greece... a welcome diversion from their own sins and errors. More on this later in the week...
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Is this it? Is this the beginning of the end? In the beginning there was the word. And the word was ‘sub-prime’. When investors spoke the word in 2007, markets quaked. By the autumn of 2008, Lehman Brothers had gone broke and stocks were falling all over the ...
The newspapers are a-buzz with stories of Obama’s trip to China.
The Financial Times tells us what ‘he should have said’.
According to the FT, the American president should have told the Chinese that he wasn’t going to put the US into depression just to ...
The Dow rose again yesterday – up 44 points. Gold went up too – to a new record of $1,114.
Can anything stop stocks and gold?
Trees do not grow to the sky, dear reader. And for every bounce there is a bust.
“It’s amazing, the US is doing everything that ...
Themes: Price of Gold, China, Banks, US, Investment
Gold took off yesterday... closing at $1020. Here at the Daily Reckoning, we’re impressed. But we’re not that impressed. Gold, of course, is half of our Trade of the Decade... which we announced almost ...
One of my key indicators has just turned green… The Shanghai Composite index ( China’s main stock market) rose above 3,000. That’s bullish for stocks around the world. I’ll show you why – and what I believe is the best way to play it, without risking your ...
Themes: China, Price of Gold, Economic Recovery
“I’m Brazilian. I have gold. And I’ve just arrived from Rio richer than anyone...”
Thus sang one of the characters in an operetta by Jacques Offenbach. But that was in the mid-19 th century.
But ...
Themes: US Markets, Emerging Markets, China
Summer’s over. The rally may be over too.
It’s back to business. No more long lunches. No more afternoons painting windows. No more soirées in the evening.
We return to our lonely métier – chronicling the ...
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