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Monday 2 December 2013

Soros Fund Management Teva Investment

Soros Fund Management LLC, the family office of billionaireGeorge Soros, boosted its Teva holdings to the most since 2010 in the third quarter, according to a filing on Nov. 14, while Susquehanna Financial Group LLLP recommended buying the shares last month. The stock jumped 9.9 percent to $40.76 in November, leaving it up 9.2 percent this year. The Bloomberg Israel-US Equity Index of the most-traded Israeli companies in the U.S. capped the biggest monthly gain since 2011.

“It just makes sense to want to own Teva, certainly at this price level,” Jason Kolbert, an analyst at Maxim Group LLC in New York, said in a phone interview on Nov. 26. “Value buyers are really saying that the stock is oversold. That’s the nature of the conversations that I’ve had with the institutions that are calling me.” 


Source : http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-11-30/teva-s-woes-disregarded-as-shares-rally-israel-overnight.html

Jim Rogers: Abolish The “Incompetent” US Federal Reserve

Legendary investment guru Jim Rogers not only thinks Federal Reserve policy is incompetent, he thinks the entire institution should be abolished.
When asked recently what he’d do if he was named chairman of the central bank, Rogers said, “I would abolish the Federal Reserve, and then I would resign.”
The world has survived just fine without central banks for most of its history, he noted.
“America has had 3 central banks in its history. The first two disappeared,” Mr.Rogers said.
“This one will too, because they keep . . . leveraging up the balance sheet. They keep making mistake after mistake. They keep printing money.”
The result?
“This is going to self-destruct, unless the politicians say this thing is a mistake, let’s get rid of it,” Mr. Rogers said. “It’s more likely, though, that it will self-destruct.”
When it comes to stocks, which are trading at or near record highs, “we’re certainly going to have a crash someday — all this artificial sea of liquidity,” he said.
But while a major pullback or correction could come soon, Mr.Rogers does not see an imminent deep dive. “With all the money printing and spending in the world, this could go on for a while,” he said.