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  • Three Emerging Market Dividend Stocks to Buy Now

    By Steve Orlowski - January 4, 2013 | Tickers: BAK, VALE, YZC

    Happy belated New Year!

    OK, enough of the frivolity. Let's get down to business.

    Stock markets worldwide celebrated the ceremonial "kicketh of the can" on Wednesday as the value of virtually everything except the dollar, US treasuries and my beer can collection went up.  But we're all smarter than that and didn't get sucked into the fleeting sigh of relief.

    Whether or not this deal is the more »

  • Getting Green in China Means Investing in Black Gold

    By Nick Slepko - December 13, 2012 | Tickers: SNP, CEO, CHIE, PTR, YZC

    Prior to joining Global X Funds, Alex Ashby lived and traveled extensively throughout Asia.  He currently manages a group of six ETFs covering the consumer, energy, financial, industrial, material, and technology sectors of the Chinese economy.  The Global X China Energy ETF (NYSEMKT: CHIE) provides investors with exposure to energy companies in China and is designed to be a transparent, cost-efficient way to get access to the growing demand for more »

  • Dividends and Growth: Can They Coexist?

    By Chris Hodge - November 14, 2012 | Tickers: BFR, EOC, SWM, YZC

    A lot of people love dividends as much as I do, which I can tell because people seem to like posts about these glorious cash payouts. But there's usually a pretty heavy price to pay for good dividends -- the loss of solid growth prospects. At least that's what a lot of people think. How can a company pay its investors and have anything left to finance the hardcore more »

  • Five Reasons why Coal Stocks could Burn Brighter

    By Jonathan Yates - September 25, 2012 | Tickers: BHP, CLF, KOL, BTU, YZC

    While 2012 has been a bleak year for companies operating in the coal sector, there are five recent developments that should lead to a brighter future for Cliff Natural Resources (NYSE: CLF), BHP Billiton (NYSE: BHP), Peabody Energy (NYSE: BTU) and Yanzhou Coal Mining Company (NYSE: YZC), and others in the industry.

    The first, and most significant, involves the biggest consumer of coal in the world, China.  Beijing announced in more »