The gold collapse might just be the defining economic story of the first half of 2013. We've taken a look at several different aspects of the price adjustment, including the hedge funds yielding big returns, and John Paulson's loss of . . .
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What's The Best Safe Haven For Investors? by Mark Spitznagel, originally posted on Barron's, Reprinted with permission We are living through truly unprecedented, risky times for investors. Certainly, global markets... Read More
I always tell my clients: 90% of the financial advice out there is bad. Just plain bad. My job is to find the 10% – the relevant, the useful,... Read More
How do you spend $344 billion? That's the question the global mining industry is now facing after years of aggressive cost-cutting, mergers, and efficiency savings. The figure of $344 billion has... Read More
Pershing Square Holdings, Ltd., the publicly traded stock of Bill Ackman's activist hedge fund, Pershing Square has lost around 13% in August amid the market turbulence. Pershing Square Holdings, which went public... Read More
Responsible investing is going mainstream according to HSBC's inaugural Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) investing handbook. According to HSBC, ESG-based investing has grown from close to zero a decade ago, to an... Read More
Hedge funds are notorious for disclosing as little information as they can on their positions, and for good reason. Since they are looking for unique and often idiosyncratic investment... Read More
Share Buybacks - a way to profit? Buyback announcements are associated with notable stock outperformance, and a strategy of going long stocks that have already announced buybacks with a regularly... Read More
Zillow Inc (NASDAQ:Z) is heading for the release of its third quarter earnings report on Tuesday afternoon after the market closes on Wall Street. The online real estate database... Read More
Axel Merk, Merk Investments October 30th, 2013 Fed Chair nominee Janet Yellen will take over where her predecessor Ben Bernanke leaves off. Not just operationally, but also philosophically. To understand where... Read More
Financial markets are beginning to take the potential for a Brexit vote more seriously, notes a report from CIBC Capital Markets. This is occurring as U.K.-based banks are said... Read More
