The Traderszone Network

By Bill Maurer:

On Friday, shares of Keurig Green Mountain (NASDAQ:GMCR) hit a new high after a partnership deal was announced. Shares have continued to rocket higher, despite the company’s results not being that tremendous in recent quarters. Today, I’ll detail a couple of key risks that investors are currently facing, and why it means this stock may not be a good buy at these levels.

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As a new front in China’s corruption clampdown opens up against foreign companies, President Xi Jinping’s heavy hand risks extinguishing the invisible hand of enterprise, writes Craig Stephen.
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The China property market’s lack of mortgage securities has allowed it to skirt one of the causes of the U.S. property crash, until now.

The Fed is headed in the right direction, but needs to enact structural policies in order to stimulate stronger GDP, survey finds.

As China’s recovery loses momentum, expectations are growing that Beijing will unleash fresh stimulus to ensure delivery on its growth target.

The dollar marched higher against the euro and yen on Monday as investors wagered that interest rates were set on a diverging course in the United States, Europe and Japan, giving a lift to Tokyo stocks in the process. Pledges of policy stimulus from the heads of the European Central Bank and the Bank of Japan pressured both the euro and the yen, leaving the U.S. Moves elsewhere were muted and MSCI’s broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan eased 0.27 percent.

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Greg Gibbs, Senior Currency Strategist at RBS, discusses the recent weakness in the Japanese yen against the greenback and explains why the trend may continue in the near term.