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7 entries · January 3, 2014 to October 21, 2014

Japan: Quality Q.E.

For some time, one of our stronger themes has been to buy Japanese stocks with the yen hedged. An update on this topic seems warranted at this time. Measured to mid-October of this year, a fairly large range of returns…

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Mexico Energy Reform: What Investors Should Know Now

In May, we posted . That piece received favorable feedback related specifically to its overview of energy reform taking place in Mexico. At that time, we mentioned that the reform is a journey and not a destination, stating that occasional…

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Mexico: A Country in Transition

We have been traveling regularly to and investing on and off in Mexico for over thirty years. We have seen the Peso strengthen and bust a couple of times; government-owned banks privatized and then bust; an ongoing roller-coaster ride in…

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Israel: Under the Radar

In recent travels and presentations, I was asked frequently about Israel. How is it that the Israeli market is #2 in our country ranking methodology? It seems as though the country is off the radar screen of most investors, so…

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When Will it be Time to Get Back to EM?

Global investors have been experiencing an ongoing drag on returns to the extent they have had exposure to Emerging Market (EM) equities. It is difficult to abandon the asset class given historical performance, relative economic growth, current valuation discounts, and…

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2014 Outlook and Big Picture View

The Accuvest Team invites you to download our Big Picture View for 2014. In the pages of our Outlook, we will provide some insight as to why 2013 played out the way it did, what 2014 might bring, and most…

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