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We're definitely into long term investing, but some companies are simply bad investments over any time frame. It hits......
The Canadian dollar is quiet, but that could change in the North American session with the release of GDP. EUR/GBP is showing little movement, as the post-Thanksgiving hangover has crossed the Atlantic....
(Bloomberg) -- Sign up to our Next Africa newsletter and follow Bloomberg Africa on TwitterWhen Lee White first visited the central African nation of Gabon, he believed he’d found paradise.White, 53, wasn’t new to Africa, having moved with his parents from Manchester, England, to Uganda at the age of three. But in Gabon, as a doctoral candidate in 1989, he’d come to the second-most forested nation on earth.“Gabon is teeming with wildlife and beautiful rain forests,” he said in an interview in Johannesburg. “I fell in love, did my PhD there and never left.”He became a Gabonese citizen in 2008, head of the national parks agency a year later, and in June this year took over as the nation’s environment minister. Today White is on the cutting edge of a drive backed by the United Nations to enlist preservation of forests in the fight against climate change.His first victory came in...
Like a puppy chasing its tail, some new investors often chase 'the next big thing', even if that means buying 'story......
How far off is Cabot Microelectronics Corporation (NASDAQ:CCMP) from its intrinsic value? Using the most recent......
(Bloomberg) -- Oil is heading for a fourth weekly gain, the longest winning streak since April, before a key OPEC+ meeting next week that will set the path for future production cuts.Futures were steady near $58 a barrel in New York as the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday reduced trading volumes. Saudi Arabia is likely to signal at the Vienna gathering that it’s no longer willing to compensate for the non-compliance of other members, according to people familiar with the kingdom’s thinking. OPEC and its allies are expected to extend the current supply pact, rather than deepen reductions, according to a Bloomberg survey.Oil is set for a second monthly gain on optimism Beijing and Washington are close to an initial trade deal, even after the U.S. passed legislation expressing support for Hong Kong protesters, prompting a rebuke from China. An OPEC advisory committee, which analyzes the market before ministerial meetings and sometimes makes...
BRUSSELS/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Euro zone inflation accelerated faster than expected in November on a rise in food and services prices, likely comforting European Central Bank policymakers even if some factors pushing up prices may be only temporary. The ECB has struggled for years to boost inflation, which has undershot its target of almost 2% despite unprecedented stimulus that included negative interest rates, 2.6 trillion euros worth of bond purchases and subsidized loans to banks. Annual inflation jumped to 1% this month from 0.7% in October, outpacing expectations for 0.9%, as volatile food prices rose more than predicted, data from Eurostat showed on Friday....
