Yearly Archives: 2018

Soft Landings, Hard Landings: Semantics Aside, Both Produce the Same, Awful, Outcomes.

Stock market indexes are typically forward looking. The coordinated and widely based declines in global major market indexes are broadcasting an ominous portent; 2019 looks to be somewhat worse than the 2018 in terms of economic outlook. Even a single

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All Mexican Equities Should Brace for an “Obrador Discount”.

The election of a leftist president in Mexico slipped under the radar of most global investors. So attuned were we to the issues between America and China that a leftist populist who ran on a platform of fighting crime and

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New Mexico City Airport to be Cancelled. Institutional Investors Are Assuming Far-Reaching and Negative Implications for Mexican Investments.

https://ca.yahoo.com/news/mexico-votes-scrap-13-billion-061414536.html The first economic decision by the incoming president looks to be ill-thought out. The vote to cancel a project, already under construction, will not be received well by global investors. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/mexican-president-elect-pulls-plug-002846093.html

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Broadly Based US Equity Indexes Turn to Negative Results YTD.

In the month of October, the DJIA, the S&P 500 and the NASDAQ fell sharply with an unusual degree of coordination. This has resulted in industrial equity averages falling into negative territory for 2018; the NASDAQ is about even on

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Portfolio Return for the 3rd Quarter Ended Sep. 30th, 2018 of 15.6% USD.

The large cap model portfolio closed out the quarter ended September 30th with an NAV of $265.21 US. This compares to the value of $229.38 for the prior quarter and represents a net return of 15.6%. For the first nine

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