Posts Tagged ‘ Commodities ’

The Emerging Thud

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September 29, 2011
BRIC PMI

One clear difference between the 2010 economic slow-down and the 2011 slow-down is the pervasive decline in the stalwarts of the global recovery, the emerging markets...
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From Commodities to Managed Futures

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June 7, 2011

This is a conclusion I arrived at several years ago. Commodities may do well, or they may not, but they do not provide any diversification at this time.

Todays Links: The View from Here

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October 14, 2008
Todays Links: The View from Here

Yesterday was one fo the best days ever for the stock markets: What does it mean? I think it ultimately depends on factors unrelated to the move itself. Econompic provides us with some context: Obviously large one day moves in and of themselves tell us little about what is to come. So, let us...
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Six Questions to ask your Advisor: Our Answers

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August 25, 2008

Hedge Fund manager Doug Kass has some questions that clients should ask of their advisors. I should point out that everybody has a bad year, I assume we will have a point where we will have to ask these questions in a harsher light of ourselves. However, these questions can separate those who you...
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$200 OIL!

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May 6, 2008

Goldman’s Murti Says Oil `Likely’ to Reach $150-$200 Do you remember when Murti was derided for making the call that oil was going to have a superspike? I do, and I was one of the skeptics, though only for a brief while. Crude oil may rise to between $150 and $200 a barrel within...
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Consumer Spending is Ugly

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April 19, 2008
Consumer Spending is Ugly

While spending increased in March by 1.8% over a year ago, adjusted for inflation it was way down. The only reason sales were positive was gasoline, though food sales were positive. Even there, that is mostly due to inflation and rising prices of food and staples. Download article as PDF
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The Yale Portfolio Experience

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January 29, 2008
The Yale Portfolio Experience

Finally it is the long-term investor, he who most promotes the public interest, who will in practice come in for most criticism, wherever investment funds are managed by committees or boards or banks. For it is in the essence of his behaviour that he should be eccentric, unconventional and rash in the eyes of...
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