Article Archive for May 2010
I was pleased to read in the Evening Standard that David Cameron has promised that:
“We are going to do a novel thing in this Government. We are going to plan properly, proper meetings, …
Generally speaking, investors are bullish about Brazil. The emerging market superstar emerged from the credit crisis essentially unscathed, and some believe that “Brazil will be the world’s fifth-biggest power by the next decade.” This year, …
Michael Travaglini Hedge Fund
Michael Travaglini Leaving Mass. State Fund for Hedge Fund
There has been a lot of focus on the relationships between state pension and endowment funds and investment funds. As a result of New …
Hedge Funds May Returns
Hedge Funds Post Biggest Loss in May Since November 2008
Hedge funds have been posting solid gains since 2009 but the average hedge fund suffered a setback in May. In May hedge funds …
Come check out this great 2 bed 1 bath home in the heart of the Coronado Historic District. Only minutes away from catching a game or going out for an exciting night on the town, …
Reuters reports, World trade growth slows in 1st qtr:
Global trade volumes in the first three months of this year were 5.3 percent higher than in the previous quarter, representing slightly slower …
Here is an interesting article you may have missed from earlier this month.
Former Bundesbank Head Karl Otto Pöhl says Bailout Plan Is All About ‘Rescuing Banks and Rich Greeks’
SPIEGEL: Mr Pöhl, are you still investing …
Crude oil rose above $75 a barrel in New York on speculation that economic growth in the U.S., the world’s biggest energy consumer, will sustain a global recovery in fuel demand. Oil climbed after Federal …
Welcome back from the Memorial Day Long Weekend! Hope you guys enjoyed your holiday!
The Dow bounced off last week’s dragon tail formation and is now once again up against its 200 days moving average line, …
Eye glasses is one associated with life’s essentials that may truly hand techinque the pit via your own budget. Buying eye glasses may price hundreds of us dollars, and that is not really keeping track …