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  • December 17, 2009

I expect that inflation in China will remain comfortably below 3 percent next year. The reason being that the Chinese government also controls the main levers of the Chinese economy, especially bank lending. Read More

  • December 10, 2009

I continue to be bullish on names that will benefit from an uptick in private consumption and industries that will be supported by elevated liquidity levels. Read More

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  • December 4, 2009

MLPs involved in the coal mining business take a relatively low-risk approach that allows them to protect revenues amid a volatile and unpredictable market. Read More

  • December 3, 2009

As I expect global markets to close out 2009 with a strong finish and begin 2010 with positive momentum, I continue to recommend that investors maintain or add to their exposure to Asian equities. Indonesia is one of my favorite markets in the region. Read More

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  • November 24, 2009

Some exploration & production firms are looking to grow their oil production more than 50 percent in 2010 by exploiting unconventional oil plays like the Bakken Shale. At current oil prices most producers believe that wells in the core part of the Bakken Shale offer after-tax returns on investment of 100 percent and remain profitable even at significantly lower prices. Read More

  • November 19, 2009

As I remain bullish on oil’s long-term prospects, this week’s installment of Emerging Market Speculator features energy expert Elliott H. Gue’s take on key developments in the global oil market. Mr. Gue is the editor of The Energy Strategist and MLP Profits. Read More

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  • November 16, 2009

It’s wise to study the lessons Jesse Livermore left us--lessons that he used to make his fortunes, lessons that, had he followed them to the end, would have made “Jesse Livermore” a household name at the time of his death. Read More

  • November 12, 2009

For now central banks will continue their accommodative monetary policies, as they know that the recovery is fragile and sentiment is not at its best. It would be be premature to shift your whole portfolio to defensive sectors, as these should underperform if markets close the year higher. Read More

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  • November 11, 2009

In a market where most income-oriented groups offer near record-low yields, investors are starving for income. All MLPs offer market-beating distributions, as well as attractive tax advantages, but fight the temptation to blindly reach for the highest yields. Read More

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