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08 Mar 2010

The $20b chart: US real house prices

John Paulson’s hedge funds famously made $20b betting on a US house price crash. He told the Sunday Times one chart gave him confidence to make his bet. It was the same data I featured on my blog in September 2006. Here’s why.

read more Commentary by Stuart Fowler
08 Feb 2010

Have we seen the ultimate low for the S&P?

FT columnist John Authers says the S&P never got really cheap in the recent bear market and that this is why ‘market historians’ fear it will retest the low. We reckon the March 2009 low was an historic extreme but that does not mean it will not be retested – that is just not predictable.

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15 Jan 2010

Retirement planning, but not as you know it

We have been invited by the partners of Olswang to host a workshop on the subject of retirement planning

read more Events by Joe Clark
25 Nov 2009

Taking stock of house prices

Real house prices bounced on cue after falling back to the post-1957 trend but the reality is not that neat.

read more Commentary by Stuart Fowler
01 Jul 2008

Bonds: why the debt bet is a bad bet

No Monkey Business, is highly unusual, though not alone, in rejecting conventional bonds. When we take on new clients, it is the asset allocation choice we most often need to challenge, is easiest to change and makes the biggest difference to risk management. Where does this insight come from and why is it so powerful?

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