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  Category: Articles » Articles by Author » Author: Carl Delfeld
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1.Buying Into Japanese And German Exporters
With the euro down nearly 15% this year and at a two-year low against the U.S. dollar, the world's largest exporting nation is worth a good look. So is another country that has thriving exports in ...
[Added: 17 Nov 2005   Hits: 354   Words: 683]

2.Eight Rules For ETF Success
Managing a global portfolio of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) is a great way to build a diversified portfolio with exposure to equities around the globe. Fortunately, you need not be a rocket scientist to do this, but many investors fail to observe some basic guidelines, and it can get them into ...
[Added: 16 Nov 2005   Hits: 390   Words: 937]

3.Old Europe's New Shine
As European Union leaders meet in London to wrangle over European Union budgets and the Anglo-Saxon versus the French model, global investors have already voted and have been handsomely rewarded. Many American investors seem to have written off Europe as a quaint low-growth low-return destination. This ...
[Added: 02 Nov 2005   Hits: 410   Words: 922]

4.Samsung The Elephant
Samsung dominates life in its home country like no other company in the world. But the slogan "what is good for Samsung is good for South Korea" is open for debate. The South Korean economy is a paradox. It has become the third largest economy ...
[Added: 26 Oct 2005   Hits: 329   Words: 838]

5.China Portfolio Insurance
Are you excited about the upside potential of China but can't pull the trigger because of the significant downside risk? Here is a way to invest in China growth and still sleep at night. China has been the largest economy in ...
[Added: 19 Oct 2005   Hits: 292   Words: 846]

6.Canada Plays China Card
Trade friction and energy leverage has led to an unprecedented Canadian policy of "speak loudly and carry a big piece of lumber" policy towards the United States. The long running dispute over American tariffs ...
[Added: 19 Oct 2005   Hits: 283   Words: 795]

7.ETFs Unplugged
Is your financial advisor missing a critical piece to the ETF? Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are great investment tools but most have a flaw that investors and advisors usually miss. Let's take a ...
[Added: 30 Sep 2005   Hits: 412   Words: 913]

8.Surf's Up Down Under
Lucky? This lucky country's economy is on a record-breaking 14-year roll. The big question: Will it continue? Just imagine: From a few convicts dropped ashore in 1788, Australia has developed into a first-class global economy. The reforms enacted ...
[Added: 27 Sep 2005   Hits: 328   Words: 818]

9.Jumpstart For Jakarta
Pie Cutters and Pie Bakers There are two types of political leaders: pie cutters and pie bakers. Pie cutters attain and maintain power by slicing the economic pie to placate opponents and reward friends. Pie bakers focus on making the economic ...
[Added: 26 Sep 2005   Hits: 237   Words: 946]

10.Scots Beat Yanks In China Bank Deal
With visions of an ATM in every neighborhood in China, foreign banks and investment firms are queuing up to join the "China Club." Moneybags Communism The initiation fee for the "China ...
[Added: 25 Aug 2005   Hits: 277   Words: 715]

11.Chile Leads The Latin Pack
Everyone's talking about China. Don't miss the opportunities in Chile. Yes. Chile with an "LE" not "NA" While the whole region is back in favor with investors, it seems appropriate to highlight Chile which is the economic star of ...
[Added: 25 Aug 2005   Hits: 377   Words: 557]

12.Come Home Corporate America
Hollow Industrial Base During the last decade, a hot topic in Japan and America has been the “hollowing out” of their industrial bases. The share of Japanese-owned productive capacity located abroad has grown from 8% in 1994 to 40% today. The United States currently has ...
[Added: 15 Aug 2005   Hits: 237   Words: 899]

13.China's Great Missed Opportunity
While a U.S. Representative to the Asian Development Bank Executive Board of Directors during the first Bush Administration, I consistently called for China to "bite the bullet" and privatize its state-owned companies as soon as possible. Representatives from European and other Asian countries would ...
[Added: 03 Aug 2005   Hits: 231   Words: 1039]

14.China's Inscrutable Currency Strategy
Purpose: Expose China Opportunities for Smart Investors The move by China's central bank to drop the yuan's rigid peg to the dollar last week on the day of my return after a three-week trip to ...
[Added: 03 Aug 2005   Hits: 323   Words: 1374]