March 31, 2016

Monty was recently interviewed by Ben Bartenstein from Bloomberg.  To read “The Investor Who’s Betting on Brazil’s Corruption Scandal”, please click the following link: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-03-31/brazil-s-watergate-has-veteran-stock-picker-betting-on-big-rally  

March 24, 2016

Economic Momentum Will Support Housing in 2016 Between its peak in July, 2006, and its bottom in March, 2012, the Case-Shiller home price index, which aggregates data from 20 metropolitan areas in the U.S., registered a drop of more than 27 percent. Since that bottom, the index has registered a Read more

March 19, 2016

Guild Investment Management was recently quoted by Dimitra Defotis from Barron’s.  To read “Brazil’s Rising Stocks Defy Political, Economic Reality”, please click the following link: http://www.barrons.com/articles/brazils-rising-stocks-defy-political-economic-reality-1458363178

March 18, 2016

Brazil’s “Watergate Moment” May Be Nigh Last weekend saw another set of massive demonstrations against Brazil’s hugely unpopular President, Dilma Rousseff.  She has had the misfortune to preside over a severe economic downturn, but she can only partly blame global economic forces beyond her control.  A great deal of the Read more

March 18, 2016

Guild Investment Management was recently quoted by Teresa Rivas from Barron’s.  To read “Gold Rally Should Continue: Guild Investment”, please click the following link:  http://blogs.barrons.com/focusonfunds/2016/03/18/gold-rally-should-continue-guild-investment/

March 11, 2016

No, Chicken Little, the sky ain’t falling Data continue to come in showing that fears of a U.S. recession are groundless — good GDP growth, good job growth, continued improvement in labor force participation, improvement in “underemployment” (when workers want full-time work and can’t find it), and the increasing signs Read more

March 04, 2016

China Stocks Deserve A Look    There were no fireworks at last week’s China summit of the finance ministers and central bankers of the world’s 20 biggest economies; it was a tame and mostly uneventful affair.  Most significantly, China assured the participants that their economic growth strategy doesn’t hinge on Read more