Rudi Filapek-Vandyck
Editor and Founder at FNArena
Here to share my own research & analysis, and to promote @FNArena. Expect to be challenged in your convictions, assuming you're sufficiently open-minded ;)
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2 weeks ago |
fnarena.com | Rudi Filapek-Vandyck
Always an independent thinker, Rudi has not shied away from making big out-of-consensus predictions that proved accurate later on. When Rio Tinto shares surged above $120 he wrote investors should sell. In mid-2008 he warned investors not to hold on to equities in oil producers. In August 2008 he predicted the largest sell-off in commodities stocks was about to follow. In 2009 he suggested Australian banks were an excellent buy.
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2 weeks ago |
fnarena.com | Rudi Filapek-Vandyck
Commodities | 2:39 PM By Rudi Filapek-Vandyck, EditorThe 'Trump Dump', 'Trump Slump' or whatever term you like to use for it ("sheer idiocy" is also allowed) has undeniably revived investor interest in safe haven gold. My personal preference is to have exposure to the metal rather than through gold producers and explorers as history time and again reveals this is the lower risk option.
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2 weeks ago |
fnarena.com | Rudi Filapek-Vandyck
Always an independent thinker, Rudi has not shied away from making big out-of-consensus predictions that proved accurate later on. When Rio Tinto shares surged above $120 he wrote investors should sell. In mid-2008 he warned investors not to hold on to equities in oil producers. In August 2008 he predicted the largest sell-off in commodities stocks was about to follow. In 2009 he suggested Australian banks were an excellent buy.
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3 weeks ago |
fnarena.com | Rudi Filapek-Vandyck
This story features MACQUARIE GROUP LIMITED, and other companies. For more info SHARE ANALYSIS: MQGThrough volatile day-to-day trading sessions, March proved yet another tough exercise to bear for the local share market.
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4 weeks ago |
fnarena.com | Rudi Filapek-Vandyck
Always an independent thinker, Rudi has not shied away from making big out-of-consensus predictions that proved accurate later on. When Rio Tinto shares surged above $120 he wrote investors should sell. In mid-2008 he warned investors not to hold on to equities in oil producers. In August 2008 he predicted the largest sell-off in commodities stocks was about to follow. In 2009 he suggested Australian banks were an excellent buy.
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Criticising the Trump administration has nothing to do with one's political views. Surely, we can all detect BS, sheer stupidity and straightforward fraudulous behaviour. Now that he's picked a fight with the bond market, let's hope he soon enough realises this is not a fight
Hear! Hear!
All stocks have drawdowns. The hard part is differentiating between losers that should be sold from winners that should be bought. A loser is an underperforming business you keep making excuses/holding onto because you think it's too cheap to sell. Never too late to sell a loser.
T Rowe Price: "To assess the tariff's impact on China's economy, consider that exports constitute 18% of China's GDP, with direct exports to the U.S. accounting for 15% of that figure. "This translates to approximately 2.7% of China's GDP, or 3%-3.5% when including trade