Archive of entries posted on September 2013

The Five Best and Worst Performing Exchange-listed Latin American Stocks YTD

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The Five Best-Performing Exchange-listed Latin American Stocks YTD are listed below: 1.Company: Gruma SAB de CV (GMK) Current Dividend Yield: N/A YTD Change: 84.88% Country: Mexico 2.Company: Telecom Argentina (TEO) Current Dividend Yield: 4.54% YTD Change: 70.21% Country: Argentina 3.Company: Industrias Bachoco (IBA) Current Dividend Yield: 1.38% YTD Change: 44.73% Country: Mexico 4.Company: Maxcom Telecomunicaciones …

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Knowledge is Power: Domino Effect, Emerging Markets, UK Recovery Edition

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Waste vs. Value in American Health Care (NY Times) What happens to stocks when a Fed chief exits? (The Star) Britain’s economic recovery: three key challenges to long-term growth (The Guardian) Who are Canada’s top 1%? (CBC) The Domino Defect: Five Years After Crisis, Banks No Better Off (Der Spiegel) U.S. consumer stocks getting ahead of themselves (The Globe and Mail) …

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Knowledge is Power: Emerging Markets, Mercantilism, Bad Jobs Edition

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Is the bullish U.S. stock story about to change (The Star) Why commodity markets are in for a rude awakening (MacClean’s ) Privatisation in the euro area: Differing attitudes towards public assets (Deutsche Bank Research) Good jobs, bad jobs (OECD Insights) Three Scenarios for Brazil (Global Finance) Could emerging market turmoil delay tapering until 2014? – Erica Alini (Canadian Business) What was …

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