Market Summary

Market Summary   In the last few weeks, U.S. and world equity markets have exhibited the greatest period of weakness since January because of concerns that President Trump’s tax cuts and infrastructure spending will be delayed or abandoned — and at the same time, the arrival of fears due to Read more…

March 30, 2017

We See Opportunities Across the Atlantic Our basic view on the U.S. market remains positive.  As we’ve written in recent letters, we believe that the post-election rally doesn’t just reflect the optimism of businesspeople and consumers about positive developments in U.S. tax and fiscal policy.  Midway through last year, markets Read more…

Febuary 09, 2017

Market Summary We are bullish on the U.S. but cautious in most other markets. At any time, a correction may begin in the U.S. market as political battles slow down the agenda of tax cuts and deregulation proposed by the new administration. As mentioned above, any failure to have tax Read more…

August 26, 2016

Market Summary Pundits Are Wrong Again: Europe Continues to Grow post-Brexit Prior to the Brexit vote, many pundits were pushing the narrative that Brexit fears would create a big decline in business’ expansion plans.  They believed that the fear of future economic decline would make businesses want to retrench.  It Read more…

July 29, 2016

Market Summary We are bullish on the U.S. market for the next few weeks, and suggest buying on dips in August.  Although the market is not cheap, the U.S. is a haven for money leaving Europe because of Brexit and other European problems.  We also remain bullish on Brazil and Read more…

July 14, 2016

Reaching the Top of the Wall of Worry Source:  Bloomberg   As we head into the June earnings season, the S&P 500 has finally rallied above the all-time high set in May of last year. In our letter on June 23, we examined whether U.S. stocks are expensive.  We concluded Read more…