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Mood, momentum and Apple – FT
Good stuff. It is difficult to put a true value on a stock without being influenced by its price. Aswath Damodaran, professor of finance at NYU Stern Business School, tells John Authers that movements in Apple’s price and valuation create … Continue reading
U.S. Sector ETF Performance – May 27
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Three Stocks We Like
Apple, Flextronics, and Skyworks. All three look good and are highly ranked at Investors Business Daily. Always with a stop! Stay tuned. (click here if charts are not observable)
Doubts over Piketty inequality data – FT
FT economics editor Chris Giles and FT global economy news editor Ferdinando Giugliano raise doubts about the validity of the data in ‘Capital in the Twenty-First Century’ by Thomas Piketty, which claims that wealth inequality is rising. For more video … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Uncategorized
Tagged Data, FT, Inequality, problems, Thomas Piketty
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U.S. Sector ETF Performance – May 23
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Daily Risk Monitor – May 23
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Posted in Daily Risk Monitor
Tagged bonds, Commodities, Currencies, Global equity markets, Performance, Stocks
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Weekend Lecture: The Future of Monetary Policy – LSE
Recorded on 20 May 2014 in Old Theatre, Old Building. In this lecture Charlie Bean, outgoing deputy governor of the Bank of England and visiting professor in the LSE Department of Economics will reflect on the economic events of the … Continue reading
Posted in Monetary Policy
Tagged Bank of England, Charlie Bean, LSE, Monetary Policy
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How India’s 2014 race was won – Economist
Indians gave a stunning mandate to Narendra Modi, the new prime minister, handing his Bharatiya Janata Party an overall majority in parliament. Our correspondents ask what it means – Economist (click here if video is not observable)
U.S. Sector ETF Performance – May 22
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