Category Archives: Macroeconomics

Ray Dalio on War with China – worth reading from gurufocus

Ray Dalio: The ‘War’ With China Is Spreading From Bridgewater Associates founder’s LinkedIn blog: It should now be clear to everyone that this is not just a trade war. 

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Can a trade war be avoided? – great discussion from Dash of Insight

Can a trade war be avoided? This is a great discussion from Dash of Insight

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Good reading: UBS’s study of investment in Asia and China

In depth study of investing in Asia and China by UBS.

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Excellent insights of market from JPM

This presentation shows excellent insights of market from JPM MI-GTM_3Q17_Linked

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These companies have the most to gain from Trump’s tax-cut plan – from CNBC

These companies have the most to gain from Trump’s tax-cut plan – from CNBC

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Proposed Canadian Softwood Lumber Tariff may drive lumber ETF even higher this year – from wsj

Proposed Canadian Softwood Lumber Tariff may drive lumber ETF even higher this year – from wsj

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How to Invest in China’s Xiong’an – from Barron’s

How to Invest in China’s Xiong’an – from Barron’s

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M&A ETF – from Barron’s

M&A ETF – from Barron’s

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UN sanction for Iran might come in March

UN sanction for Iran might come in March – this might significantly affect oil price

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Barron’s 2017 Roundtable, Part 3: 17 Picks From Three Pros

Barron’s 2017 Roundtable, Part 3: 17 Picks From Three Pros

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