Investments

U.S. advisors more optimistic

Financial advisors have become increasingly optimistic about the future of equities markets, following a strong start to the year, according to a survey in the U.S. by investment firm SEI.

By Staff |February 10, 2012

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Profit from the emerging middle class

Using the domestic resource sector as a proxy for emerging markets gives the investor exposure to only one side of the growth story.

By Staff |February 10, 2012

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Europe won’t crash global GDP

All eyes are fixed on Europe as the Continent struggles to bring its collective debt under control. As bleak as it all looks, investors must recognize that the global economy is chugging along quite nicely. Tuning out the noise has never been more important.

By Staff |February 9, 2012

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Liquid Greece still not solvent

The Greek government finally reached a deal on spending cuts, paving the way for a €130 billion bailout from the ECB. But the country is still broke.

By Vikram Barhat |February 9, 2012

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