
Mumbai, India There was a time... not so very long ago... when Americans held all the top spots. We had the most... the best... the biggest companies. And the richest people.Those days are gone...MEXICO CITY(AP) - Mexican telecom tycoon Carlos Slim is the ...
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Mumbai, India Beware the Ides of March... and the rest of the year too!This is the day Caesar was slain. What’s it to us?Well, it just reminds us that things go wrong. Even when you’re on top of the world. There are always countercurrents... undercurrents, ...
Dear Reader,The markets are recovering. The FTSE 100 is back to where it was in September 2008. Calm has descended, normal service resumed.But in this financial environment something’s bound to blow up again. Who knows whether it’s going to be another banking ...
Mumbai, India Yesterday was another dull day on Wall Street. The Dow rose 2 points. Oil held at $81. Gold didn’t move enough for us to remember, one way or another.The recovery continues... or so says the mainstream financial press. But the economy is still ...
Mumbai, India Yesterday marked the one-year anniversary of the rally. The Dow rose a piddly 11 points. Gold sold off $1.This rally has gone on for so long most people think it is not a rally at all, but a new bull market. Worldwide, it has taken equities up ...
Mumbai, India If you don’t read the newspapers you run the risk of missing something. Of course, if you do read them, you run the risk of catching something. Not much in the financial news worthy of comment this morning...
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Dear Reader,The traditional ways of preserving wealth just don’t seem to work any more.Now when markets collapse, they all seem to go down together. Markets that should be ‘uncorrelated’ follow the same rollercoaster ride into the Big Dipper.So what are you ...
Baltimore, MarylandMiserable cities... ghost towns... angry voters...Market flash: The Dow was flat yesterday. Gold rose $2. And Greece said it was making progress towards cutting its deficit.Yesterday we looked at America’s most miserable cities. Today, let’s ...
Last week in California a new machine was unveiled… with the kind of fanfare normally reserved for the latest gizmo from Apple.
Other Small cap news... HydroDec in Japanese tie-up
HydroDec (ticker: HYR) announces a major strategic alliance with Japanese partner, ...
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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