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With geopolitical crises in the news, 2014 has been a "year of fear." During the months of September and October, the stock market dealt investors more falling stocks than rising ones. Some may su...
Deep Blue Publications Group: Virksomheter oppfordrer rask slutten krisen - 1 views
Bedriftsledere advarer pågående politiske krisen risiko skade Thailand økonomisk vekst i 2014 med mindre det er raskt løst. Tevin Vongvanich, administrerende direktør i TOS leting og produksjo...
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Madrid Q1 office investment quadruples year-on-year According to Savills, approximately €200 million of transactions were carried out in the Madrid office investment market during the first quarte...
Deep Blue Publications Group, Federal Reserve avsmalnende til UK inflasjonen:... - 2 views
Deep Blue Publications Group Data docket i USA denne uken ville være eclipsed av Federal Reserve møtet som utsiktene montere at beslutningstakere vil beskjære stimulans svar bedret økonomi. Andre ...
The Most Important Thing to Learn From the Man In Charge of $150 Billion - 1 views
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Yahnie Miller on 03 Apr 14Investing Guide at Deep Blue Group Publications LLC - Many individuals and investors know of the richest men in finance like Warren Buffett, George Soros, and Carl Icahn, who have a combined fortune of more than $110 billion. But there is something everyone can learn from the man who runs a hedge fund with over $150 billion, and who is worth $14 billion himself. The man Ray Dalio sits atop Bridgewater Associates, which is the Connecticut hedge fund he founded in 1975. It is now the biggest fund in the world, and manages money for pensions, university endowments, and sovereign wealth funds for countries. In all likelihood, many readers unknowingly have had their finances in one way or another tied to Dalio at one point in their life. Yet unlike many of those in corporate finance, Dalio is a naturalist and a man who was once described as "Steve Jobs with a business school degree." He enjoys meditation, and seeks to tear down the standard walls of corporate culture, which often characterize firms in the financial industry, by employing a call for an open atmosphere. Source: FOOL.COM
Are Stocks in for Tough Sledding? - 1 views
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Investing Guide at Deep Blue Group Publications LLC - After posting scorching returns in 2013, stocks' flat performance in this year's first quarter seems anticlimactic. Many investors were no doubt expecting the good times to keep on rolling, while valuation-conscious types might have expected an even bigger performance drop-off. With the first quarter receding in the rearview mirror, we decided to get Morningstar readers' takes on the action. What has been the biggest surprise thus far in 2014, and (cue the crystal balls) what do they expect will happen during the rest of the year? Some investors said the first-quarter uptick in stock market volatility was indeed jarring. Others said they were surprised to see decent performance from their bond holdings so far in 2014, given the widespread pessimism that has hung over the fixed-income market for several years running. Looking forward, many posters said they don't have high hopes for stocks for the rest of the year; a frequent refrain was that a still-sluggish U.S. economy will make it difficult to justify higher stock prices when they're already on the lofty side. Read full here
In China, Local Leaders Defy Beijing on Reforms - Investing Guide at Deep Blue Group Pu... - 1 views
China's top leaders continue to struggle to get local and provincial governments to implement economic reforms. China's government appears to be struggling to get local governments to implement its...
Investing Guide at Deep Blue Group Publications LLC Tokyo: Social Media Tips for Invest... - 1 views
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The rise of social media platforms like LinkedIn and Twitter has been unprecedented over the last couple of years. LinkedIn now has some 313 million users and in Q2 2014 its revenues rose by 47 per cent to USD534m reported the Wall Street Journal on 31 July 2014. McKinsey estimates that there is a GBP772bn opportunity for business to use social media. All of us use social media in one form or another but when it comes to applying it to the workplace, the asset management industry has remained largely apathetic. This would appear to stem from a fear of falling foul of compliance in what has become a tightly regulated market. One of the pillars of any asset manager's marketing strategy today should include social media but it's important to understand the potential roadblocks. This prompted SEI recently to publish a brief on the subject entitled "Stepping in to Social Media", in which eight tips and considerations are presented for investment managers. "I think it's true to say that all asset managers have been reluctant to get into social media. From a compliance perspective, there's a lot less control over the way information is broadcast and who you, as a firm, are communicating with," says Lori White (pictured), Marketing Regulation Counsel, SEI. "The reluctance has largely been from compliance officers as they look to get comfortable complying with existing regulation." Click here to continue reading
Deep Blue Publications Group LLC: Ilminster businessman offers advice to new business s... - 1 views
Small business tax expert Robert Stone, of Ilminster, shares his tips on what Somerset's new business start ups need to know about working from home Micro and small businesses account for 95% of a...
Deep Blue Publications Group LLC, Eight golden tips for long-term investors - 2 views
http://www.independent.ie/business/personal-finance/eight-golden-tips-for-longterm-investors-29991911.html There are some rules of thumb to adopt. I can't promise to make you rich but in time,...
Deep Blue Publications Group LLC, Personal Finance: Valentine's Day: Hearts, flowers, c... - 1 views
Valentine's Day is all about hearts, flowers, chocolate, maybe some bling. What it's typically not about: credit cards, credit scores and anything as crass as cash. Except lately. Whether it's bec...
Deep Blue Publications Group LLC, 9 Tips on Getting Rich From the Greatest Showman of A... - 1 views
http://www.fool.com/investing/general/2014/02/08/9-rules-for-getting-rich.aspx P.T. Barnum knew how to make money. By the middle of the 19th century, the master showman had become America's second...
Deep Blue Publications Group LLC - Tips from an expert on long-term investing - 1 views
I have frequently emphasized the importance of a diversified portfolio and of having a significant portion of common stocks in your portfolio, even in retirement. Although I have been retired for 1...
Online publication Deep Blue Group Planning Guide: Osaka skyscraper tests Tokyo dominance - 1 views
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Japan's tallest building will open Friday in Osaka, as Asia's third-biggest metropolitan economy aims to lure tourists and stem businesses from moving to Tokyo. Kintetsu Corp., one of the main rail operators in western Japan, spent 130 billion yen ($1.3 billion) and four years constructing the 984-foot Abeno Harukas skyscraper, according to the Osaka-based company. It will surpass the 296-meter Landmark Tower in Yokohama, about 20 miles south of central Tokyo. For more topic: http://deepbluegroup.org/ http://deepbluegroup.org/about.html
Deep Blue Group LLC: Verktøyet aksjer bør ikke anses som obligasjoner - 1 views
Fool.com Et ofte sitert investere ordtaket er å unngå nytte aksjer i tider med stigende renter. Det er fordi høytytende verdipapirer som verktøy brukes ofte som inntekter generatorer når obligasjon...
Investing Guide at Deep Blue Group Publications: Equities sag on disappointing China tr... - 1 views
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Asian stocks slipped in early trade on Monday and the dollar stepped back from its recent highs as disappointing Chinese trade data and uncertainty over the crisis in Ukraine kept risk appetite in check. MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan .MIAPJ0000PUS lost 0.2 percent, and Australian shares .AXJO shed 0.5 percent. U.S. stock futures fell 0.2 percent from their record closing high on Friday. The euro remained near recent highs, with bulls still heartened by the European Central Bank's reluctance last week to take further policy action. For more online publication of latest news, visit the following: http://deepbluegroup.org/ http://deepbluegroup.org/about.html