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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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Knowledge is Power: Banks, Gold Edition

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Lloyds leaps back to profit, seeks dividend approval (CityWire, UK) Six Years After Crisis, Banks Are Poised to Rule the S&P 500 (Bloomberg) Frontier markets: A contrarian defensive play? (Trustnet) Have we seen the worst of the gold stock horror show? (Financial Post) Revolution hits the potash market: is this a buying opportunity? (MoneyWeek) 20 U.S. stocks mixing value, …

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Estacio Participacoes SA: Brazilian For-Profit Education Provider

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In the U.S. for-profit college operators such as Apollo Group Inc fell heavily last year after the Federal government clamped down on the sector. Most of these operators had become diplomas mills handing out degrees that carried very little value. Abusing the Federal student loan program the companies in this sector signed up thousands of …

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