Independently wealthy people are usually envied by others, mainly because people dream of being able to do whatever they like whenever they want. A friend who follows some of the investment advice dispensed here is the subject of this type of envy.
An excerpt from The Dragon And The Eunuch: Wars, Spies And Profits In 21st Century Asia, regarding the economics of globalization.
The premise of this advisory is economic change. The idea here is that the world is moving to a more multipolar system…
Researching the Asian markets offers, among other things, an excellent opportunity to learn about new developments in the technology sector. One of the newest things coming out of Asia is Digital mobile TV.
Yiannis Mostrous discusses his Silk Road Investor service.
An overview of The Silk Road Investor.
The Quiet American is one of the most acclaimed novels of the last fifty years. Written by Graham Greene, the book deals with French colonial Vietnam in the 1950s.
Along with my colleagues Ivan Martchev and Elliott Gue, I spent a big part of 2005 writing a book, The Silk Road To Riches: How You Can Profit By Investing In Asia’s Newfound Prosperity. It was a very rewarding experience that provided us an opportunity to research one of the most interesting investment themes of our times, Asia’s emergence as the world’s next economic growth engine.
In a previous life, I was a co-editor responsible for asset allocation and stock selection for the Wall Street Winners financial advisory. One of the most successful calls the WSW editorial team made (and we made quite a few of them) was advising investors to buy Japan in September 2003, when the TOPIX (the capitalization-weighted index of all companies listed on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange) was trading around 1,000.
For three years, participants around the world have been debating the stock market’s ascent: Is it a genuine bull market or not? This question has puzzled me for a long time, too. After all, I hold myself out as a clear-eyed talking head, anything but a cheerleader. Today I’ll suggest a new way to address the question.
