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A PORTFOLIO ANALYSIS. WHY ?

ANALYSIS, CONSULTING,COACHING

A PORTFOLIO ANALYSIS

APPROACH AND PROCEDURE

GOLDEN RULE FOR WEALT MANAGEMENT

CLIENT PROFIL RISK - DESCRIPTION

THE BOND MARKET

THE STOK MARKET

FINANCIAL COACHING

EARNINGS, CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS AND EXPECTATIONS

Reuters: Business News

World Bank shareholders back $13 billion capital increase
Reuters: Business News Apr 22, 2018
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The World Bank's shareholders on Saturday endorsed a $13 billion paid-in capital increase that will boost China's shareholding but bring lending reforms that will raise borrowing costs for higher-middle-income countries, including China.
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Japan may soften trade stance as U.S. keeps up pressure
Reuters: Business News Apr 22, 2018
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Despite calls to resist protectionism and for the United States to rejoin a multilateral trans-Pacific trade pact, Japan is gradually shifting gear to adjust to a trade environment shaken up by U.S. President Donald Trump.
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U.S. regulator permits China's ZTE to submit more evidence
Reuters: Business News Apr 21, 2018
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. Commerce Department has granted ZTE Corp's request to submit more evidence after the agency banned American companies from selling to the Chinese technology firm, a senior Commerce official said on Saturday.
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Telecom standards group puts new technology on hold in wake of U.S. probe
Reuters: Business News Apr 21, 2018
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A telecommunications standards organization - GSMA - said on Saturday it is delaying implementation of a new cellphone technology due to a U.S. government probe of alleged coordination between the group, AT&T Inc and Verizon Communications Inc[…]
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U.S. sanctions on Vekselberg have $1.5-$2 billion assets frozen: sources
Reuters: Business News Apr 21, 2018
ZURICH/MOSCOW - Assets totaling between $1.5 billion and $2 billion have been frozen as a result of sanctions imposed on Russian oligarch Viktor Vekselberg and his Renova Group conglomerate, two sources close to the matter told Reuters on Saturday.
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Reuters: Business News

World Bank shareholders back $13 billion capital increase

Japan may soften trade stance as U.S. keeps up pressure

U.S. regulator permits China's ZTE to submit more evidence

Telecom standards group puts new technology on hold in wake of U.S. probe

U.S. sanctions on Vekselberg have $1.5-$2 billion assets frozen: sources