January 2010 - Daily Profit

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Low Rates Continue to Rise

Fellow Investor, I managed to catch part of Treasury Secretary Geithner's testimony yesterday. I actually thought he represented himself pretty well. I can appreciate his stance that AIG really was to big to fail. But that notion that the New York...

Published 01-28-2010 11:43 AM by Ian Wyatt

Filed under: Ian Wyatt, Geithner, S&P 500, Goldman Sachs, AIG, China, China stocks
China, China, and more China

Normal 0 MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Your Daily Profit January 14, 2010 ***** China Must Play Ball *****Buffett and China *****China Inc Fellow Investor, A recent issue of Daily Profit about Google’s (Nasdaq:GOOG) experience in China has raised some...

Published 01-14-2010 2:48 PM by Ian Wyatt

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Corporate America asks, "What's Next?", and so should you

Your Daily Profit January 6, 2010 *****What’s Next? *****Maguire Properties *****China Inc Fellow Investor, Corporate America seems to be asking “What next?” The U.S. economy has reached a point where demand is returning. Enough people...

Published 01-06-2010 12:41 PM by Ian Wyatt

Filed under: Ian Wyatt, China stocks

January 2010 - Daily Profit

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Corporate America asks, "What's Next?", and so should you