Higher order investment knowledge. Real world research. VR View (also called VRV) is the commercial blog medium for Valdao Research.
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- The Big Boss Is Only HumanSince the peak of the Internet/Technology bubble in 1999/2000 my views on work and career have changed dramatically. I no longer believe in working for only one company. The days of showing up to work everyday, performing at an above average level an...
- As Good As It Getson Feb 18, 2013 in Equity Macro Economy Trading Ideas government interference investment research macro trends macro view market manipulation risk analysis risk asset markets S&P 500 index S&P 500 valuation SPX SPY trade-able trends trading ideas US consumer US economy US Fed US initial unemployment claims US jobs report US labor market US retail sales XRTAs Good As It Gets I was going to leave the following observations to a more comprehensive blog post I’m working on. But after the euphoria of last weeks seasonally adjusted US initial unemployment claims coming in better than Wall Street conse...
- It’s Almost Too QuietIt’s almost too quiet these days in the capital markets. Despite the Wall Street MSM continuing to pump the theme “everyone hates equities” and aside from the fact that the anemic trading volumes on the US equity markets (and equity...
- Canadian Housing Markets Finally Facing Realityon Jan 24, 2013 in Equity Macro Economy Trading Ideas Canadian consumers Canadian economy Canadian home price index Canadian residential real estate Canadian retail trade easy mortgage policy equity equity valuation investment research macro trends residential real estate Toronto residential housing trading ideas TSX US housing index Vancouver residential housingI have to admit, I have never been able to understand how average, hard working people making $70K a year (and that’s if they are at the top end of the working stiff spectrum) could afford $400K to $500K homes. The math never made sense to me w...
- VR View Links and Notes (Jan 16 2013)on Jan 16, 2013 in Equity Macro Economy Trading Ideas Brazilian Bovespa stock index Canadian economy emerging markets equity equity valuation Hang Seng (Hong Kong) index investment research macro trends macro view MSCI emerging markets index MSCI World (ex US) index S&P 500 index Shanghai (mainland China) index SPX trade-able trends trading ideas TSX US economyThere are some important company earnings reports and economic reports due out in the next couple of weeks. I want to take time to review them carefully before saying too much as we’re at a critical point in the travels for the global equity ma...
- Why Such Fuss About US Interest Rates?This is one of those topics where one has apprehension about posting publicly because the topic can be argued so many different ways. And to make it worse, it’s like residential real estate, everyone has an opinion. I’m going to talk ab...
- US Employment: Notes For 2012I promised some notes on the US Employment situation for 2012. The best that can be said about US employment during 2012 is that at least the growth rate seems to have settled around a level (1.39% year over year for December 2012) that allows the ...
- Employment in Canada Putting Up a FightThe initial release of the US employment (or jobs, labour, or whatever you want to call it) report came over on Friday this past week. The media and the Wall Street analysts immediately started spinning the US jobs report as a “goldilocks”...
- Giving Way to the Gods of DestructionAs we approach the previous peak in the S&P 500 index, I’m sure talk of making a new post-recession peak and all time high for the S&P 500 index will draw the index towards those previous peak levels and maybe even beyond. I will rare...
- Identifying the Next US Equity TrendContinued surprise in how well US equity markets are holding up: Given the relatively poor US economic data so far in 4Q12, I continue to be surprised the US equity market (as measured by the S&P 500) has done as well as it has in the latest mini...
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