Sentiment towards Europe has been steadily improving, and there is now a firm consensus among high net worth European investors that this will be the year that the eurozone... Read More

Lee Ainslie's Maverick Fund USA enjoyed its "strongest quarter in the fund's history" during the three months to the end of June. According to a copy of the firm's second-quarter... Read More

Puerto Rico's access to capital markets is once again in question now that it has passed the Puerto Rico Corporation Debt Enforcement and Recovery Act, which allows for key... Read More

Currency Risk, Still An Afterthought? by Anton An, Matthews Asia The recent slowdown in emerging markets and the anticipation of a U.S. Federal Reserve tightening cycle have wreaked havoc on... Read More

Potential Republican presidential candidate, US Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) is looking at the polls and taking lessons from Eric Cantor’s recent election loss and publicly fighting Wall Street control.... Read More

Federal banking regulators Tuesday responded to the Independent Community Bankers of America’s repeated calls for them to take action to rectify a Volcker Rule provision that could negatively affect... Read More

Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda took the market by surprise two weeks ago when he announced a sharp increase to the nation’s QE program just three days after... Read More

McIntyre Partnerships tear sheet for the month ended April 30, 2019. Q1 hedge fund letters, conference, scoops etc Fund Description McIntyre Partnerships is a concentrated, 130/30 fund with a goal of significant... Read More

Price Controls May Be On The Way by Paul-Martin Foss, Mises Institute If you thought negative interest rates were as bad as it could get with central banks, you might... Read More

Why ETFs Are Inherently Anti-Value - The Passenger by Dave Iben, Kopernik Global Investors “Oh, the passenger How, how he rides Oh, the passenger He rides and he rides He... Read More