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- A 360 View of Returns (July 2008) [view article]
- OECD Lowers Growth Projections for All G-7 Countries Except the US [view article]
- Key ETF Performance [view article]
- Total Returns by Country Since March 2003 [view article]
- An ETF Portfolio of Olympian Proportions [view article]
- Commodity Carnage: Where to Turn Next? [view article]
- What To Watch This Week for Six Country ETFs [view article]
- The Sterling is Getting Pounded [view article]
- Global Stock Markets: Let the Gains Begin [view article]
- Global Market Snapshot [view article]
- The Olympiad of Central Banks [view article]
- The U.S. Dollar: A New Accord [view article]
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U.S. Decouples From Global Markets - in Reverse [view article]
useful report ReplyU.S. Decouples From Global Markets - in Reverse [view article]
So you pick an arbitrary date and compare the US indexes to ones that rose higher and didn't fall as quickly and this is supposed to instructive of something? I suppose if you are getting paid by the word.... ReplyU.S. Decouples From Global Markets - in Reverse [view article]
The pound sterling is falling faster than the dollar, but thank you for playing. ReplyU.S. Decouples From Global Markets - in Reverse [view article]
How about the gain in Euro/Swiss/GBP for Dow and S&P? ReplyU.S. Decouples From Global Markets - in Reverse [view article]
Don't forget Canada. It's down only 6.1% YTD. High oil and gold have buoyed Canadian stocks recently. ReplyETF Performance Recap: Commodities Lead; Nasdaq, Chindia Lead Declines [view article]
I agree with Alan. This is much needed info. I'm surprised at the Nat Gas information, though, considering that nat gas is the most abundant source of energy available domestically. I wonder, however, if it will continue to perform so well as the heating season ends. This seasonal factor tends to depress nat gas during the warmer months. Time will tell. Thanks again for the info. ReplyETF Performance Recap: Commodities Lead; Nasdaq, Chindia Lead Declines [view article]
An informative article like this should be prepared for every quarter to better glean the sector trends going forward. ReplyMost Global Markets Currently in Downtrends [view article]
Question the upside potential for ewh in 2008. ReplyGlobal Equity Market Caps: U.S. Loses Ground to China [view article]
China is hellbent on photocopying the successes -- and shortcomings -- of the United States. They're rationing gasoline and fixing food prices in a futile 1970's-style inflation war.Also, the two-letter abbreviation for China is "CN"; "CH" is Switzerland. I was a bit confused. Reply
Global Equity Market Caps: U.S. Loses Ground to China [view article]
I’m sure the “devil is in the details” holds true to this comment.If you buy into the hype around fundamental indices (which i do), I would want to see how much the china market has in pure cash flow (top line and free cash flow) versus profits (net and operating) on both a top and company level. My bet….china’s share makes up less than 1% of the world.
I realize stock sell on future expectations…but please…besides..china is headed for a civil war. The cowboy capitalism of the last few years cannot be extrapolated out indefinitely.
am i right eric?
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If Not Now, When Mr. Bernanke? [view article]
If the Fed has to react to every market correction, then something is wrong with the market. If the market is going to "crash" unless the Fed acts, then something was already wrong with the market.Maybe they want to do something. But maybe they want to do something at a time when the market isn't going to drive over them like cheap roadkill 5 minutes after they do it. You get more bang for your buck by picking your shots carefully. It's also very doubtful that the situation is that dire, except perhaps to people who thought S&P 1550 five years into a bull market was a good place to hop on board.
I'd like to see this panic extended a few days so I can buy some values. I don't need a 5 percent Fed-induced burp that will fade like last summer's suntan, thanks. Reply
Recent ETF Performance Shows Weakness Almost Everywhere [view article]
You're looking at the wrong ETFs for this time/market. Look at the ultrashorts. I'm up 15.6% YTD primarily because of them. There's nowhere else to be at the moment. ReplyGlobal Equity Market Caps: U.S. Loses Ground to China [view article]
Don't rush to the door without your overnight pack! It all comes down to the market valuation of the stocks. The same stocks, In China, P/E is 50 to 70; in US, 15 to 20. If you equalize the valuation, there is nothing scary about the scenario! Calm down America! ReplyGlobal Equity Market Caps: U.S. Loses Ground to China [view article]
Bank of China Ltd, do you mean:finance.yahoo.com/q?s=... ? It's p/e is around 18 now. ReplyGlobal Equity Market Caps: U.S. Loses Ground to China [view article]
damn, this is scary Reply