Tag: Insider Weekly

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Chris MacIntosh

Insider Weekly: Are Emerging Markets Making A Quiet Comeback?

In this week’s Insider Weekly, we zero in on emerging markets, an investment theme that has been off most investors’ radars for a number of years… but is now quietly and quickly moving higher. Another week of news providing us with more data in the ever-moving puzzle that is our

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Chris MacIntosh

Insider Weekly: Global Bond Markets Are Cracking

In this week’s issue of Insider Weekly, we look at European bond markets. While it’s too early to tell if European bond yields have indeed bottomed, one thing is clear: there isn’t much of an upside left in European bonds. At the same time, this also presents us with big

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Chris MacIntosh

Insider Weekly: Wind Of Change In Europe

In this week’s Insider Weekly, we shift our focus to Europe. Specifically, we look at how rising interest rates affect European stocks and how investor sentiment in the Eurozone is slowly but steadily changing. We also can’t help but marvel at recent developments in commodities. General musings this week: Rising

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Chris MacIntosh

Insider Weekly: The End Of Oil?

This week, we turn to oil and oil stocks. With oil markets in free fall once again and everyone turning increasingly bearish on oil, the senitment towards energy stocks has never been worse in a generation or two. We also take a closer look at another energy market that’s fallen

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Chris MacIntosh

Insider Weekly: “Dead Beat Dogs” In Today’s Overvalued Markets

In this week’s “musings” we re-examine the US stock market. Despite calls of an imminent crash our belief remains: correction possible but market collapse unlikely. We also look at nine beaten-up stocks that have the potential to deliver extraordinary returns over the next few years. And we wonder if a trade of the decade is

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Chris MacIntosh

Insider Weekly: Australia’s Runaway Housing Market

My bearish view on the Aussie property market (and banks in particular) is nothing new, and I’ve been pondering a bearish position for a very long time. But what prompts me to revisit the trade this week was the recent move by a well known fund manager in Australia to liquidate all his portfolio and give it back to investors based on his conviction that the Aussie property market is in for a bashing

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