The Traderszone Network

In this first of a series of London interviews that Lars Schall conducted for Matterhorn Asset Management this summer, Lars met up with the Telegraph’s Ambrose Evans-Pritchard to discuss geopolitical tensions in the world, China’s challenges, threats to the global economy and the expectations for gold.

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The dollar hovered under a 13-month peak with the euro still struggling amid expectations of further policy easing from the European Central Bank.

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Ron Paul and Mark Spitznagel are passionate about non-interventionism, free markets, and Austrian economics. In spite of their years, these passions former Congressman Paul and Mr. Spitznagel hold dear are growing in popularity among the youth of our nation.

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The average large-cap growth mutual fund has been left out in the cold the past 15 years, while small- and midcap growth funds have zoomed past the broad stock market. But top-performing large-cap growth mutual funds have given smaller caps a run for their money. Manning & Napier Equity Fund has generated an average annual return of 8.32% for investors the past 15 years vs. the S&P 500’s 4.44%, according to Morningstar data.

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HP is up roughly 8% since management provided color on its most recent quarterly results. Here’s why.

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Unlike the QE-lite-driven exuberance in Chinese stocks of the last few weeks (which faded dramatically overnight), China’s industrial commodities (with near-record inventories) and seeing prices collapse. This may shock some who espy PMIs and government-created trade data and proclaim, China is fixed. In fact, as JPMorgan’s China Sentiment Index (JSI) shows, things are anything but bright as it fell to the lowest since June last year (at 48.3 in August). Sales and margins are tumbling – despite supposedly lower input costs.

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Correction on housing story.
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