Don’t Miss China’s Flood of Growth Signals – Bloomberg 08-09-13

Salient to Investors: Adam Johnson writes: The drumbeat against China’s ability to grow has been relentless despite more economic data over the past month beating forecasts than has fallen short. China’s retail sales so far in 2013 have risen by almost 13 percent, meeting economist forecasts. The  iShares China Large-Cap ETF has fallen

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Yamada Says Gold May Slump After July Rally: Technical Analysis – Bloomberg 08-07-13

Salient to Investors: Louise Yamada at Technical Research Advisors said steeply declining monthly momentum and moving-average signals indicate gold may resume a slump as the parabolic stop-and-reverse system and the 10-month moving average below the 20-month measure remain intact after the rally. Yamada said gold may near the 34-month low of $1,179.40

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China’s Stocks Fall Most in Week as Property, Coal Shares Slump – Bloomberg 08-05-13

Salient to Investors: Zeng Xianzhao at Everbright Securities said investors are getting mixed signals on the property market and the uncertainty over real-estate policies is dragging the industry lower which in turn is pulling the main index down. Zeng said there is still uncertainty about the strength of the economy. Rhee Chang Yong

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A Bubble Continues To Form In The Stock Market – Seeking Alpha 08-02-13

Salient to Investors: James A. Kostohryz writes: Stock valuations are currently within or even slightly above a broad range that could be considered “normal” and not at bubble levels, but unprecedented levels of excess liquidity, declining liquidity preference, and a number of fundamental, technical and psychological indicators strongly indicate a bubble is forming. Probabilities favor

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Walsh’s Unconstrained Wins in Bond Rout: Riskless Return – Bloomberg 07-30-13

Salient to Investors: Money managers are betting that bond funds that are unconstrained by duration, strategy or region will attract money as interest rates rise and investors shift assets from traditional fixed-income offerings, which are limited in how they can react to falling bond markets.  Unconstrained funds generally can increase in value

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