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“Deltacontinental” : What on earth is the FTSE 100 doing above 5500? “We admit it; we’re baffled but we’re nowhere near changing our views”. Those were the words of an analyst at “Deltacontinental” after the FTSE 100 surged through its 200 and 400-day exponential moving averages

“Deltacontinental” explains why quantitative easing won’t work Not a day passes without “quantitative easing” being spoken or written about but what exactly is it and why is it so important? With the help of analysts at investment boutique, “Deltacontinental”, we aim to shed some

“Deltacontinental” on the traditional foundations of wealth are crumbling That the global financial crisis administered a dose of cold, hard and acutely painful reality to those who thought they could rely on increasing equity in their homes to underpin their wealth ad infinitum is, by now,

“DeltaContinental” on why the equity rally rolls on despite the fact that little has changed fundamentally. “DeltaContinental” analysts believe that investors sending the world’s major stock averages to 2010 highs are setting themselves up for the “mother of all corrections”. The

“DeltaContinental”: Greater demand from emerging markets will send prices higher than many suspect. “DeltaContinental” strategists have told clients that the 50% increase in the price of wheat in the last six weeks is but the first salvo in the brewing “food war” between the developed

“DeltaContinental”: RBS, Lloyds, Barclays and HSBC may harbor vulnerabilities that fail EU bank stress tests. Analysts at “DeltaContinental” believe that Britain’s banks may be more likely to struggle with the EU banking stress tests than first thought. The firm said that the UK’s

“DeltaContinental” on why equities are falling despite good corporate earnings For a trading session or two after Alcoa and Intel posted strong Q2 earnings results and optimistic guidance for Q3, it really did seem that the indomitable American corporate self-belief could triumph over all

“DeltaContinental”: Investors are growing weary of the EU’s lack of clarity on financial policy. “DeltaContinental” analysts suspect that markets are losing confidence in the ability of the EU and the ECB to effectively manage the financial challenges it faces. Since the EU’s first

“DeltaContinental”: China has moved to allay fears of its dumping of US treasuries but urges US prudence. Analysts at “DeltaContinental” apparently gave a lukewarm reception to the announcement by the Chinese government that it had no intention of dumping a significant part of its vast

“Delta Continental”: Risk aversion continues to blight the bipolar markets as bonds and gold rise. Analysts at “Delta Continental” are set to maintain their view on the global economic recovery reiterating their belief that government spending, per se, cannot create jobs and sustain a

“Delta Continental”: G20 members ended their Toronto meeting without resolving the spending vs cuts issue. “Delta Continental” analysts believe that the failure by the G20 nations to agree on whether to maintain government spending or cut deficits could pose a serious risk to the global

“DeltaContinental”: The battle to inflate the bubble shows more signs of being lost. “Another salvo of negative data has slammed into the starboard flank of the US economic recovery”, said a source close to “DeltaContinental” after the National Association of Realtors said that sales

“Delta Continental” believes that the immediate implementation of an increase in the UK’s capital gains tax rate will help manage downturn. “DeltaContinental” analysts’ belief that a rush to dump property on the UK property market could be averted if the Chancellor of the Exchequer,

“DeltaContinental” tells clients to avoid buying gold on fear after Moody’s downgrades Greece yet again. “DeltaContinental” have told clients to avoid buying into gold until the fear trade subsides. The firm believes that fear-driven gold buying tends to be susceptible to reversals as

“DeltaContinental”: Buy-to-let landlords may dump properties to beat capital gains tax rate increases. Sources close to “DeltaContinental”, believe that planned increases in the rate of capital gains tax rates in the United Kingdom will almost certainly exacerbate price falls that are

“Delta Continental”: Global equities and commodities are overpriced and are due for a correction. “Delta Continental” have told clients in no uncertain terms to expect a sharp correction in the price of everything from equities to commodities in the coming months as the US recovery

“Delta Continental”: The US government may face increased calls for stimulus after poor payrolls numbers. Sources close to investment boutique, “Delta Continental”, are convinced that another poor US non-farm payrolls report for the month of June will bring with it increased clamor for