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Vivian Lewis is editor and founder of Global-Investing.com, the daily blog newsletter for Americans and others seeking to internationalize their portfolios. She brings unique experience and competence to the business of picking foreign stocks. After graduating from Harvard magna cum laude (and ...more

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What We Don't Buy
Wall Street is up with a sigh of relief but the real market rise will move away from that bubbling cauldron to other lands, mostly in Asia.
Nuclear Winner
PM Merkel in 2011 (despite knowing better) backed a law requiring that operators of nuclear plants pay for shutting them down and dealing with nuclear waste.
Alternative Investments
In Q2 despite the official level of Wall Street having risen across the board, the Swiss managed to lose money because they bought the market rather than trying to buy winners, like the US tech stocks.
Winnie And Vanity
Naspers made another new high independent of moves by its leading holding, Tencent. NPSNY is the quickest exit from South Africa. Up 2.8% it is now at $26.19
Faux Pas
I am not keen on buying gold to prepare for a stock market crash or a rise in inflation risk because these cannot be predicted based on past history.
Trump Russia Reset Is Redundant
The Trump attempt to get get a “reset” with Putin in Germany was not only misguided but unnecessary. After a fat-finger trade crashed the gold market, another on Friday crashed the silver market.
Road Less Traveled
We walk the road less traveled. British fund management overseers are under attack for allowing the asset managers they regulate to overcharge by claiming to offer expert stock-picking.
Bull In A China Bourse
It has become standard here in Britain to favor the FTSE 100 over broader UK indexes, because of its multinational company focus. Broader UK indexes depend on consumer spending which is down sharply.
May-hem - Sterling Collapses
Bank of Montreal's Stephen Gallo says Brexit is "factor number one" for determining the pound's near-term direction. A minority Conservative government implies a "softer Brexit", he adds, a scenario that points to a firmer pound.
Qatar In The Gutter
Five Arab countries including Saudi Arabia, the Emirates, and Egypt have cut diplomatic ties and close their border with oil- and gas-rich Qatar, cutting air, sea, and land links and ordered their citizens to leave the country.
Trump's Kvittle
The President should not be blamed for all the fall in our currency, because even before he hit the scene the US$ was up way over trend, and near its 1985 peak. To revive industry, as Trump proposes, he needs a cheaper currency.
Macron Vs Trump
When markets react to bad news that has been building up in the margins, they over-react. We are moving into buy-time big-time.
Global Earnings And Company News Update
This week several international companies in different sectors reported earnings as well as market moving events are covered in this weekly report.
There Is No Free Lunch
French stocks, off 0.8% because now the untested political newbie will have to figure out how to govern. Particularly afflicted are bank shares.
More Global Earnings Results
The US economy grew at an annualized 0.7% in Q1, the lowest rate in three years. The supposed “Trump Bump” has proven to be a fantasy pregnancy but has bumped up hopes for investors in foreign stocks.
Global Earnings Update
Earnings and more for companies in Latin America and elsewhere, plus a focus on pharma.
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