January 2016
Bit of a bounce in the market, but for how long. What to look out for? Soft data out of China Declining onshore yuan fix Increasing spread between onshore and […]
Bit of a bounce in the market, but for how long. What to look out for? Soft data out of China Declining onshore yuan fix Increasing spread between onshore and […]
It is an article of faith in some quarters that China manipulates its currency to gain an unfair advantage. China indeed does ‘manipulate’ its currency in the sense that it […]
Twitter’s CEO gave away a third of his shares to employees. Rather than depending on the altruism of CEOs, wider share ownership should be institutionalized. This will have benefits at […]
Ellie Mae streamlines and automates the mortgage origination market for ever more clients. The company has a habit of beating estimates and increasing guidance, and it didn’t disappoint in Q3. […]
Just like Greece before it, Portugal is running into the economic and political constraints of being a eurozone member. A political crisis looms as the Portuguese president has refused to […]
While the eurozone basks in a cyclical upturn boosted by a surprisingly aggressive ECB, cheap oil and a cheap euro, fundamentally things are rather bad. The upturn is not strong […]
The old China growth model based on capital formation and exports is running on empty. So China is transitioning to a model that is more based on consumer demand. While […]
Sphere 3D is a battleground stock between investors with firm convictions on both the long and the short side. Many of the developments are interpreted rather differently by both sides. […]
The best general explanation for the weak world economy is an excess of savings over investment; weak business investment is a crucial part of this. Austrian economics has difficulties explaining […]
Many wonder how all the central bank unconventional policies have achieved so little and argue that there must be something terribly wrong as a result. Indeed, the fear is that […]