Rising energy costs have been in the headlines for weeks now, and it seems like there is no relief in sight. This makes for a painful experience at the pump, btu I have a way for us to profit from the current trends in energy. You see, the Middle East is becoming increasingly prosperous and using much of its oil to build its own cities, rather than exporting it. While this helps push oil prices up, it creates a profitable trend for us to invest in. Read on to learn more. more...
Upcoming BargainsThe emerging markets haven't been immune to the strong up and down movements of the major U.S. and Asian markets. In fact, the movement of many emerging markets is still coupled with these major indexes, which is creating a volatile environment for us as global investors. But if we look at the bigger picture, the recent market action is actually creating a nice investment opportunity for us. Read on to learn more. more... |
Rising Fuel Costs in ChinaWhile fuel prices have been going up, up, up here in the U.S., not every country in the world has been feeling our pain. In fact, Chinese consumers have been paying only $2.80 a gallon. But that has all changed, as the Chinese government recently increased the fixed-price for gasoline. Read on to learn more about this situation, what it means for China's growth, and how we can profit. more... |
Soaking up the SunThe world is finally shifting from its reliance on non-renewable sources of energy like oil to other energy sources that are renewable and more environmentally friendly. I am very excited about this movement, especially since one of the new energy favorites is solar. In fact, there is some great technology that is coming along with the development of solar power, and I think that it presents us with a great opportunity for investment. Read on to learn more. more... |
Heavy Economic IssuesThe market action in recent weeks is enough to make any investor's head spin. Most recently, markets have been recovering from a 400-point drop in the Dow that pulled down not only domestic markets, but global markets as well. So what's causing all of this market turmoil and weighing heavily on the U.S. economy? Its huge economic issues like consumer spending, rising inflation and the credit crisis. To learn more about these important problems, my outlook and how to still profit in this environment, read on. more... |
Market Outlook: 06-03-08There are many negative factors that are wreaking havoc on the U.S. economy and consumer. Gas and food prices are rising, consumer confidence is lowering, and poor employment reports and the housing crisis have all contributed to a weakening U.S. economy. Find out the specifics about these happenings, as well as how we can still profit in this environment. more... |
Improving Social StabilityIn response to the devastating earthquake that rocked China recently, the country has received many donations from individuals, Chinese companies, multinational corporations, and governments. These donations have greatly helped in China's relief efforts, and as a result have contributed to improving China's social stability. Read on to learn more. more... |
Myths about China InvestingMany investors are still weary of investing in China. It is unfamiliar territory to some investors who are deterred from China investing by outdated or untrue information. I am tired of investors missing out on the extraordinary investment opportunities that the country has to offer, and that's why I want to dispel a popular myth about China investing. more... |
Cooling off the MarketSince October, the Mainland Chinese stock market has experienced a 50% correction. To help support the market, the Chinese government has lowered the trading tax, also known as the stamp tax, to 0.1%. Read on to learn about what this means for out investments, as well as my outlook on Chinese stocks that are trading in Hong Kong and New York. more... |
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Strength of the ChuppiesChuppies -- the young, affluent professionals of China -- are helping to move the country's economic growth forward. Chuppies are the first generation in years to have disposable income, and with that money, they are driving much of the 10% growth in China's consumer spending. Read on to learn why I think Chuppies will continue to lead China's consumer strength for the next decade. more... |
Spotlight on BeijingSince we'll be hearing a lot about Beijing in the coming months as the Summer Games approach, I want to take an in-depth look at the city. Beijing is an interesting place full of history and culture. more... |
Gearing Up for the Olympic GamesOn August 8, 2008, the world will witness the start of the most widely anticipated international sporting event of all time: the opening ceremonies of the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympic Games. An estimated 3 billion viewers and 30,000 journalists from around the world will tune in to what is expected to be a spectacular show... more... |
Olympic-Sized Spending and Economic BenefitsIt's been heavily publicized that Beijing has spent an incredible amount over the past seven years -- more than $33 billion -- on Olympics-related infrastructure projects. I'll tell you what to expect from China's big spending spree and which effects will spillover to after the Games. more... |
Thank you for your terrific initial advice. I subscribed on 12/26/05 and bought positions in FMCN, TOMO, and MOT the next day on the 27th. At the end of today, only two weeks later, I have gained 36.37% with FMCN, 8.71% with TOMO, and 4.23% with MOT. Granted that we have been in a rally, but gains like that in only 14 days are spectacular. I also appreciate your having been rapidly on the ball with your analysis of the PD debacle today -- I was wondering whether to buy based on your initial recommendation, and held off to see if you would comment. I'm glad I did.
— J. Baird
Orleans, MA
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