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How Safe is Your Data? What Google Does.
23. April 2011 by Dan Walkow, CFA, CMT.
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Who has the Lowest Corporate Tax Rate?
17. April 2011 by Dan Walkow, CFA, CMT.
Not that many years ago Canada was well known as a high corporate tax jurisdiction. Not anymore.
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Prices of new homes in China’s capital plunge
17. April 2011 by Dan Walkow, CFA, CMT.
26.7% month on month this past March. An ominous sign that the China real estate bubble may be starting to lose a little air. This has interesting ramifications for the Vancouver, BC real estate market where Chinese investors have driven up the value of lower mainland real estate to nosebleed levels. More here.
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The China Real Estate Bubble
29. March 2011 by Dan Walkow, CFA, CMT.
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Walkow TV Interview September 2010 Part III
25. January 2011 by Dan Walkow, CFA, CMT.
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Walkow CHEK TV Interview September 2010 Part III
25. January 2011 by Dan Walkow, CFA, CMT.
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Walkow TV Interview September 2010 Part I
25. January 2011 by Dan Walkow, CFA, CMT.
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US Estate Predictions for 2011
22. November 2010 by Dan Walkow, CFA, CMT.
The US estate tax issue is still up in the air, and there is no fix in sight, As a result, there was no estate tax this year and visibility on what estates will end up paying in 2011 has eroded to zero.
Read more here: http://thetrustadvisor.com/news/estate2011
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Should Investors Play the Investing Game at Home
20. November 2010 by Dan Walkow, CFA, CMT.
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Pay Attention to This Corporate Trend
30. November 2009 by Dan Walkow, CFA, CMT.
Up until this year the corporate mantra was “outsourcing, outsourcing outsourcing” which meant hiving off non-core divisions, just-in-time inventory management and contracting low cost suppliers to supply product inputs through the product development and delivery cycle.
This trend is changing with the corporate tide swinging the other way to “in-sourcing” where companies are seeking to control end to end product development, manufacturing an delivery. This is only the beginning.
Several deals this year such as Oracle/Sun, Pepsi/ Pepsi Bottling/Apple/ Hewlett Packard and others are “buying in” and corporate integration is back.
See the recent article at the WSJ here. (subscription)
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