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Back to Investing: Getting ready to roll up the sleeves and ride the investors' wagon after Summer

Back to Investing with AroniSmartInvest in Action™: will market sentiment analytics help

In less than three weeks, Summer will be over. The transition period between Summer and Fall is usually an exciting time for investors, as they are back from their hard earned vacation and had had time to reflect on their investment strategy. A few things are awaiting the investors.

First, the positive trends:

After a scary dip in July, the Dow Jones Industrial Average (^DJI) has recovered and jumped to above the pre-summer levels: 17,780.82 on June 22, to 18,495 on August 10, 2016, after the dip to

Summer is Coming: Time for Reviewing Your Stock Portfolio Strategy

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Summer is around the corner. For most savvy investors, it is time to review their stock portfolio and eventually change the mix. With all the sectors, except perhaps energy up, investors may be faced with dilemma: buy more or diversify? In fact, most economic indicators point to a continued momentum in the second and third quarter. April New Home Sales, April Pending Home Sales , and April Durable Orders all beat expectations. Even the indicators that missed, such as GDP growth, did not by much. One caveat is the much anticipated decision by the FED to raise interest rates. It may be possible that the

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Investment in Africa Challenges: Bad Management in Congo and Junk Bonds in Rwanda

Rwanda Stock Exchange

A Canadian investment company that has promised to leverage opportunities in the war ravaged county of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) recently averted bankruptcy, thanks to a last minute lifeline funds guaranteed by the governments of Great Britain, France, and Spain.

At the same time, after initial bonds, whose prospects of return remain brisk at the best, the Rwandan government has been issuing new bonds, with rosy promises to would be investors.