CNBC Guest Blog
Michael Yoshikami
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With Congress passing Obama's much lauded stimulus package, trillions of dollars are headed towards the economy. But the markets' aren't liking what they see or hear. The truth is that while a stimulus package might help, it does not heal the fundamental ill -- we all spent too much for too long.
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Panic! Time to sell? No! Let’s face it. The world is in a state of panic right now. The news is bad and has been for a while. Now is the time to look around at the carnage and find assets that are fairly priced, perhaps pay dividends and are positioned for a rebound. Believe me, the rebound is coming
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China, the United States and many other countries have unveiled a slew of stimulus packages aimed at reviving their economies. These proposals should see a huge bump up in infrastructure spending. If that's the case, why are many of these companies doing so poorly in the stock markets? What's going on?
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Okay here we are, moving into 2009, with market and news drama exploding all around us. And through it all, we are hearing this wonderfully convenient term called 'deleveraging' being thrown about as the reason for our current state.
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As we enter 2009, we are overwhelmed with headline after headline talking about the disasters that await us. China will slow, credit will not flow, the United States is heading for economic ruin, etc., etc., etc. Well, I am here to dispel some of the panic and share with you our strategy in Asia for investment success.
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I am very bullish on Asia and I think the region has an incredible future. But let's be honest --something's happening in Asia that's quite disconcerting. A storm's brewing across Asia. How can you the investor survive it?
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As we wait to see what Barack does in the new year, what can you do today to position your investment strategy for an Obama Administration? Here are some ideas.
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