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8 Reasons Why Energy Stocks Go Higher From Here and 7 Stocks To Consider

By on October 5, 2024 in Contrarian Investing, Emerging Markets, Energy, Foreign Markets, General, Market Psychology, Stock Market, Stocks, Uncategorized, Value Investing

Energy stocks are up 6% since I posted a bullish column on the sector at MarketWatch less than two weeks ago, compared to flat returns for the S&P 500. That’s some nice short-term outperformance. But energy stocks have more to go. Here are eight reasons why, with seven suggested names to consider owning. 8 Reasons […]

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Better to Buy Before a Big Move, But Here’s Why China’s Still Attractive: MCHI KWEB BABA JD

By on September 27, 2024 in Contrarian Investing, Emerging Markets, Foreign Markets, Market Psychology, Stock Market, Stocks

It seemed like everyone was buying China on September 26. China stocks were up 10%. The big move was celebrated on CNBC in an interview with David Tepper which got a lot of attention on social media. Of course, the best time to get into a trade is before the big move and before it […]

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Time to buy a “more stable” Egypt?

By on June 3, 2014 in Emerging Markets

Egypt is back in the spotlight as an investment them, with analysts touting exposure and fund managers pouring money into the country. These investors are betting that recently-elected president Abdel Fattah Al Sisi, a former military leader, will bring a new era of political and economic stability to the country that will boost returns in […]

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