Video Clips

Global: A market correction is nigh

The actual TV show went very differently to what we had been asked to prepare by way of show notes.  However, you get some pretty good insights into global macro themes from some of the guests on the show. 

CNBC: Market concerns over Hong Kong politics

We give you our overall first half of year strategy for your portfolio. We then zero in on the current way in which purported "democrats" here- people who cannot even account for their expense accounts - are rocking the boat and irking Beijing. This is not good for us, our freedoms, or for our stock market. 

Global: What to do about market turbulence

Have a look at my show notes, too.

China: What investors should do about the economy

See my show notes that we posted yesterday. This video clip covers only some of the notes that I prepared.

Global: Stock strategies and exit strategies, sentiment & protectionism (video)

Location-Channel:
CNBC Asia
Day and Date:
Thursday, 17th September 2009
Hong Kong Time:
16:00

Global: Bright spots after the market crash VIDEO

Visit our Economic Clock® to get access to an common-sense way to tell the Economic Time® in each major investment country in Asia, Europe and the U.S.A. In particular, we tell you why we think that there will be a crash in America and how to earn off this, as well as a global crash that could be triggered by China - and how to earn off this.

CNBC Appearance of 18th June 2009

 Disregard the title under the picture; this time, I am talking about reforming America's financial system, not about the Thai baht!

Have a look at my critical views of Pres. Obama's recent financial re-regulation proposals. Sounds like once this gets to Congress, he will become a cat on a hot tin roof, what with those vested interests snapping at his heels. Read this week's Economist leader and artcle (p. 13 f. and 67 f., respectively) for a particularly trenchant view on this hot air.