Vivian Lewis is editor and founder of Global-Investing.com, the daily blog newsletter for Americans and others seeking to internationalize their portfolios. She brings unique experience and competence to the business of picking foreign stocks. After graduating from Harvard magna cum laude (and ...
more Vivian Lewis is editor and founder of Global-Investing.com, the daily blog newsletter for Americans and others seeking to internationalize their portfolios. She brings unique experience and competence to the business of picking foreign stocks. After graduating from Harvard magna cum laude (and being elected to Phi Beta Kappa), Vivian lived 18 years in Europe where she worked as a financial journalist. Back in the U.S. in 1989, she decided that retail investors managing their own portfolios deserved the kind of information she had been digging up for mutual fund and pension fund managers. So she started Global Investing and later GlobalInvestingPro. Paid subscribers to the Global Investing newsletters get access to Vivian's content before anyone else!
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Pressure Day
thanks
vivian
BP Tops Q2 Earnings Estimates, Announces Share Repurchase
understatement is considered to be a good thing in Britain and BP plc seems to be very British indeed. Zacks is more used to American overstatement. Vivian@global-investing.com
3 Top Healthcare Stocks To Buy In August
my global-investing.com blog recommends all three of your picks, Novartis, Thermo Electron, and Medtronics and moreover I own them, including TMO which is not an ADR like the other two.
The Delta Variant Spreads. Will It Mutate Gold?
go go gold
Dreary Day
dear William K. thanks as we are about to restart our on-line subscription service you are a prime potential client because you post bravos so often.
Dreary Day
dear William K
we are about to re-start our website payments system. you may want to sign up
4 Buy-Rated Growth Stocks To Snatch Up In May
in this week's Barron's Mirova Global Sustainable Equity which I think belongs to French brokerage Natixis, has 3.6% of its assets in TMO. I in fact have more than that, but I am not French. Barron's says it was founded in 2006 which is nonsense as I bought it 30 years ago, but that is because the old TMO merged with a firm making machines for diagnostic testing, healthcare equipment, lab tests, and gene sequencing, which were not part of the original Thermo I bought 30-odd years ago even though I spent some time living in France during that period. They also like another golden oldie I own, Microsoft plus two firms I don't own from Denmark and Germany despite being an ADR maven, only on of which has an ADR. Even though I am a contributor I want to enter your contest.
4 Buy-Rated Growth Stocks To Snatch Up In May
although I am mainly an investor in ADRs, my largest holding of all is Thermo Fisher, a US company which I have owned for over 30 years. I bought it with a broker named David Karrick with Dean Witter, both of which are now departed from the scene back in the dark ages when people got analysis from their stock brokers. There is something to be said for that even if I was charged a commission for the purchase.
Friday Market Report
not Birmingham. we will stay mostly in London and maybe Devon
Where To Now?
I read articles. I do not watch tv