Fresh 31-year high for silver as ArabianMoney celebrates 1st anniversary
The Middle East’s only independently written investment newsletter is celebrating its first anniversary issue with the news that its top tip for 2011 is soaring again. Silver hit a fresh 31-year high of $37.70 yesterday…
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New Arab geopolitics to push up oil, gold and silver and crash other financial markets
It is quite self evident that global financial markets have not yet properly discounted what is going on in the Middle East and North Africa. That is because apart from the $100+ oil price nobody…
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Jim Sinclair on why gold is going to $5,000 to $12,500 an ounce
Mr Gold Jim Sinclair wrote this response to an article on ‘How and When gold’ would reach $5,000 to $12,500-a- ounce by financial expert Martin Armstrong. Mr Sinclair is only concerned why this is already…
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Qatar expat home owners qualify for residency
Qatar has just approved the first two expat residency permits linked solely to the ownership of property, a first for the Gulf States. In the UAE expat residents must be sponsored by a company, which…
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Deyaar, Damas latest Dubai companies to recapitalize
Deyaar and Damas are the latest in a long line of Dubai quoted companies to agree debt rearrangements with their bankers, putting the trauma of the two-year recession that followed the global financial crisis behind…
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US disposable incomes drop for the first time since September
Disposable incomes, or the money left over after the payment of taxes fell by 0.1 per cent in February after adjusting for inflation, according to Commerce Department figures released today. The savings rate decreased from…
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Egyptian stocks bounce, Asian equities fall, oil still high, eurozone bond markets nervous
After falling 12 per cent when the Cairo bourse reopened last week – just in time to avoid relegation from the important MSCI emerging markets index – stocks rebounded by 7.8 per cent on Sunday…
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Why Japanese equities will continue to dissappoint investors
There is great contrarian logic for buying Japanese equities right now. A great nation on its knees is a buying opportunity. How low can the Japanese bow go? Plus China is an opportunity as a…
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Oil States have the most to gain from Middle East unrest and high oil prices
It is a bizarre irony of the wave of unrest, revolution and civil war sweeping across the Middle East that the higher oil prices that this brings actually most benefits the oil producing countries of…
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First signs of a parabolic spike for silver
Any investor in silver must have found the past six months pretty exciting. This precious metal has more than doubled in that time. The pessimists see a high flying price heading for a fall, and…
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