induscrypt/business

Hmm.. has some facts.

From the page: "DAR ES SALAAM (Reuters) - The world economy is likely to shrink to "below zero" this year, in what many are now referring to as the "Great Recession", the head of the International Monetary Fund said on Tuesday. "

Tell me that the smoothness of that curve is only due to figures being ballparks..also, the gradient leaves no room for an exponential leg, even.

Wow. You'd probably never learns anything more about the basics of hedge funds from any other source.

From the page: "The daily average solar energy incident over India varies from 4 to 7 kWh/m2"

From the page: "There are a bunch of concepts money managers subscribe to for investing during an economic contraction, but they usually just keep you from losing relative performance rather than making you money. These guidelines include investing in non-cyclical sectors like health care, buying stocks with great franchises you believe are selling below intrinsic value or even inventorying what you think are cheap growth stocks. If you're gutsy, you go for early recovery sectors like retailing, even natural resource plays like copper, steel, iron ore, fertilizer and energy.

Timing, of course is everything. If the recession is long lasting, you will lose serious money in early recovery cyclicals. If the recession is short, you will be left at the post, as your health care properties remain lifeless in a resurging market environment. "

From the page: "100 Corporations That Will Survive 100 Years

Investing for the long term? These companies--the year's Global 100--are sustainable enough to be around longer than you will be.
The Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations"
Wonder what environment metric is.