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2011.04.13 16:29:39 The Chinese economy has been a strange animal altogether for the past decade. As Alan Greenspan pointed out, cheap manufacturing in the early 2000's has put a deflationary pressure on the rest of the world, resulting in central banks targeting wrongly low interest rates. This all resulted in what we...... Read more...
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2010.06.20 17:31:24 China is to finally resume its currency appreciation compared to the US dollar. Big news indeed, it's been a while since we expected this to happen. The pressure from foreign governments was building up, but in the end it probably makes most sense for the Chinese economy. Internal inflation is at an all...... Read more...
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2010.06.09 14:29:25 Greece with its empty coffers, Hungary with its threat of having to restructure its debt, and the US with its ever lasting Great Recession are all candidates for being the culprit of rocking the boat. On the surface, China is the big winner with a strong growth. Its neighbours enjoy economic growth thanks...... Read more...
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2010.05.13 10:54:07 Beijing Home Prices Plunge 31.4% Not too long ago, we experienced a serious decline in real estate prices, and the world suffered. Unfortunately, it looks like the contagion is spreading to China after all. Real estate prices in Beijing decreased by 31% over the last month, an abyssal drop, even for Chinese...... Read more...
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2010.02.08 23:17:57 The financial times are once again set for a high level of uncertainty. The euro-zone is entering a critical phase with European governments practically helpless in front of the growing Greek social unrest. The Southern countries are suffering while trying to reassure markets that everything will be...... Read more...
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2009.04.10 12:47:07 As opposed to the "picking hot stock category" here's the opposite: picking value stocks. Accordingly what would be a value stock: i.e. a stock whose price is undervalued by the market. The best way of doing this would be to consider a thorough DCF analysis, subtracting market value of debt, the...... Read more...
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2009.02.06 12:02:11 The impact of the credit crisis has been ravaging the US, and it now starts to shake the Asian economies relying heavily on exports. The link between no credit availability and exports lies in the fact that consumption, both retail and corporate, has decreased significantly due to unavailable credit...... Read more...
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2008.09.16 12:29:01 At the beginning of this year, I was discussing with an oil trader (paper trade & derivatives) and he told me that many oil traders expected the oil price to remain more or less stable (with a potential increase) before the price would go down due to the slowing american economy. Well, they got it wrong,...... Read more...
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