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Chris Wang is a Senior Vice President and Director of Research of Runnymede Capital Management. He is portfolio manager to the Runnymede Service Strategy which has superior investment results since launching the strategy in 2006. He began his career as a ...more

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The Deflationary Impact Of Negative Interest Rates
The Japanese and European central banks have taken extraordinary measures to resuscitate their economies.
Will S&P Earnings Drive The Market To New Heights?
If S&P reported earnings can even show high single-digit growth, it could very well prove to be a catalyst for stocks to hit new highs.
Black Swan Watch: European Banks
We are becoming increasingly worried that European and Japanese banks could trigger a potential crisis. In 2008, it was the US banks that almost brought down the entire financial system due to their high leverage and subprime loans.
Earnings Recession: Big Negative For The Market
The earnings recession is showing no signs of letting up in 2016 and revisions continue to be in the wrong direction.
The Global Bear Market Has Reached U.S. Soil
The U.S. is being pulled down by international forces beyond our control and our economy is likely headed for recession in 2016. Let's take a quick look around to see the carnage.
Wall Street Strategists Forecast A Weak Bull Market Again For 2016
As we near a close to 2015, it is time to look forward to 2016.
Junk Bond Sell Off Reminiscent Of Subprime In 2007
As the Fed prepares to raise rates for the first time since 2007, the corporate high yield debt market, aka the junk bond market, is in serious crisis mode.
Is The Fed Rate Hike A Big Mistake?
The FOMC is set to meet on December 15-16 and the market is finally buying the rhetoric that a rate lift off will begin this month.
S&P 500 Earnings Are Getting Worse, Not Better
Investors are unlikely to pay more for slowing earnings growth and declining margins. Weakening S&P 500 earnings could trigger a more meaningful correction.
The Bank Of Japan Owns Half Of Japan's ETFs Market And It May Just Buy The Whole Damn Thing
If the BoJ increase its ETF-buying again, what are the implications? The BoJ is simply creating money out of thin air and pushing asset prices higher. Can it own 70% of the ETF market? What happens if it owns 100%?
Bulls (and Bears) Gain Ground In Barron's Fall Big Money Poll
While the number of bulls has increased, it doesn't mean that the bears are in hibernation. In fact, 16% of respondents claim to be bears in the latest survey, more than triple the percentage last spring, and higher than last fall's 10%.
3 Reasons Why The Fed Won't Raise Rates And Is More Likely To Ease
Investors should expect the conversation to change from rate hikes to the possibility of easier monetary policy.
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