Goldman to Fidelity Call for Calm After Global Stock Wipeout – Bloomberg 02-04-14

Salient to Investors: Catherine Yeung at Fidelity Investment Mgmt is advising calm, adding that profits are rising and shares just got a lot less expensive as being a contrarian and buying when things seem bad is often a good thing. Goldman Sachs to AMP Capital Investors and JPMorgan Chase are

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This may destroy Japan’s economy in future – Jim Rogers Blog – 01-17-14

Salient to Investors: Jim Rogers writes: The Japanese Central Bank said it will print unlimited amounts of money, is doing it, and 20 years from now people will say that is what killed Japan. In the meantime, all the money will go into Japanese shares. Read the full article at http://jimrogers-blog.blogspot.com/2014/01/this-may-destroy-japans-economy-in.html

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Liquidity Flowing Into Stock Markets – Jim Rogers On The markets 12-17-13

Salient to Investors: Jim Rogers said a staggering artificial sea of liquidity is going into stock markets including the US, and Japan. Read the full article at http://jimrogersonthemarkets.blogspot.com/2013/12/liquidity-flowing-into-stock-markets.html Click here to receive free and immediate email alerts of the latest forecasts.

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Leading Japan Economist Says Abe On Right Track, But BOJ a Risk – The Wall Street Journal 12-05-13

Salient to Investors: Richard Koo at Nomura Research Institute said: Abenomics is finally addressing Japan’s fundamental economic problem: getting households and businesses to borrow. In this balance-sheet recession, consumers preferred to aggressively pay down debt instead of spending following the burst of the asset price bubble in the early 1990s. Companies

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Pimco’s El-Erian Sees Global Growth at About 3% in 2014 – Bloomberg 11-26-13

Salient to Investors: Mohamed El-Erian at Pimco said: The global economy will expand 2.75 percent to 3.25 percent in 2014. The big question is less the next 12 months and more what comes after, given we are being sustained by experimental, untested policies. The US and Japan have outperformed other

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