Investing in Japan: Two Ways to Play Its Stock Market Revival
by Alexander Green, Chief Investment Strategist
Monday, February 8, 2010: Issue #1192
Here’s a handy way to know when to sell your investments: everyone is talking about them.
There is an obvious corollary to knowing what to sell. If you want to know what to buy, consider what no one is talking about.
And that brings me to investing in Japan… Investing in Japan – Full Article
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It’s Britain’s Fault… And We Want Our Money Back
This analysis is from Martin Denholm, Senior Editor, Investment U
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
If you’ve ever listened to the uber-annoying Chris Berman recap NFL touchdown plays on ESPN, you’re no doubt familiar with his tiresome refrain: “He… could… go… all… the… way.”
When I read that Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner will stop at nothing to get back “every penny of taxpayer assistance to the financial system,” I imagined a similar cry of: “We… want… every… penny… back.”
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