CNBC Guest Blog
Michael Yoshikami
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After a dismal 2011 which saw commodity ETF assets drop in price close to 20%, commodity positions are bouncing back.
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Cook isn’t trying to impress us; he just seems to be focusing on moving the company forward in a thoughtful way.
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Clearly, we are in an unprecedented time in economic history of the United States. And the Federal Reserve stands as the activist institution holding the strings to the future of economic recovery.
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It's iPad week. Expect the usual frenzy around Apple's latest product launch. In our discussions with Apple watchers, we expect a significant upgrade including better display and LTE support.
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By adopting this strategy of fundamental analysis, investors can conduct research and analyze companies that will potentially yield mid- to long-term profits. This is an area where supercomputers are still not quite so, well, super
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I'm in Singapore on an Asian research trip and I continue to be impressed with the trajectory of this region in terms of its growing influence on global economics.
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The Shanghai Composite Index fell 23 percent since the beginning of the year, largely due to concerns over global economic fragility and fears of China’s property market overheating. Given the correction, is it a good time to buy China equities? Well, if you believe in the China growth story, then China is worth looking at now.
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With a market correction well underway, it makes sense to analyze how you are making investment decisions as the risk trade unravels. There are lessons to be learned even in today’s unsettled market
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In the investment strategist world, I tend to be pretty cautious. I do believe that while economies are recovering, it's going to be a long difficult climb from years of excesses.
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The tech sector is once again in the limelight after being shoved to the corner in the aftermath of the dotcom bust in 2000.
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Schools need to cut costs and frills if they want to survive, says a former education secretary.
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The mainland's low-cost advantage is quickly fading as Beijing begins to outsource to India and Africa.
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According to this expert the rally in gold over several years was based on a misunderstanding.
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Japan's prime minister will have a tough job in trying to convince the G-8 next month that his "three arrows" stimulus program is not just a subterfuge to boost exports.