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2012年2月21日 休日の午後、ベランダで好き勝手に過ごす、3柴娘の様子を紹介します。 http://blog.zaq.ne.jp/sagami4487/article/92/

2012年2月5日 冬の宮ヶ瀬湖にて、 柴犬のなつちゃんは、鐘の音が大好き！ http://blog.zaq.ne.jp/sagami4487/article/86/

In this uncertain economic environment, precious metals may offer the best protection. Tony Sagami offers six reasons why silver offers incredible value and profit potential, and will likely outpace even gold in the years ahead.

China already has the biggest and best high-speed railway network in the world. But the country is spending billions of dollars to double its size by 2015. Tony Sagami tells you how to take advantage of that expansion with stocks traded in the U.S.

Tony Sagami visits the Confucius Temple in Taipei. He discusses Confucius’s impact on the character and values of the Chinese people, and how the history of China has helped Taiwanese entrepreneurs become among the best in the world.

Tony Sagami examines three regulatory changes Mitt Romney is likely to make if he wins the presidential election. He tells you which types of stocks will benefit from the easing of drilling and financial regulations, and the repeal of Obamacare.

Tony Sagami argued earlier this week that a Romney victory would be good for stocks and the economy. Now, Sean Brodrick replies with the case for an Obama reelection, saying it would boost the energy and financial sectors, and asset prices overall.

The outcome of the presidential election next month could make a huge difference for the economy and investors. Tony Sagami makes predictions for the stock market, the fiscal cliff crisis, taxes and the national debt in the event of a Romney victory.

China’s largest movie theater operator, Wanda Group, just completed a $2.6 billion purchase of AMC Entertainment Holdings, and Tony Sagami predicts that more takeovers are coming soon. He names several possible acquisition targets in the industry.

China has become the third-largest tourist destination, and will be #1 by 2020. Tony Sagami offers several recommendations on how to profit from the booming Chinese tourism industry, including hotel and airline stocks, and an online travel site.

In this special Money and Markets TV, Tony Sagami takes us on a walk down Wangfujing Street, Beijing’s main retail area. He names several western brands doing big business in China, and introduces us to his new investment service, The Asian Century.

Tony Sagami just returned from a trip to China, where he saw firsthand the Chinese obsession with Western pop culture and brand names. He tells you which companies top the list of most popular brands, and the best ways to invest in them.

China is transforming from an export-dependent manufacturing economy into a domestic-consumption-powered economy. Tony Sagami says the Chinese middle class is spending its money on familiar U.S. brand names such as McDonald’s, Starbucks and Tiffany.

Tony Sagami takes a walk down Wangfujing Street in Beijing, China, a popular shopping destination for locals and tourists. Tony notes that many Western luxury brands and fast food chains have made deep inroads into the country.

Tony Sagami breaks down the latest Fortune magazine list of the world’s 500 largest companies. He notes that energy companies dominate the top ten, and that China now has the second-most companies on the list, overtaking Japan.

The world is focused on Europe’s debt crisis, but Japan has even larger problems. Tony Sagami says it’s only a matter of time before Japan faces its own sovereign debt crisis, and he tells you how to profit from a Japanese stock market downturn.

U.S. consumer spending has fallen for two straight months for the first time in two years. But in China, retail sales are surging. Tony Sagami tells you how to benefit from the trend with Chinese stocks or U.S. companies with robust China

Tony Sagami has always recommended avoiding American companies that compete directly with Chinese rivals. Dell is a perfect example of this. As Tony predicted, Dell’s sales, profits and market share continue to fall while China’s Lenovo is surging.

Asian companies are set to dominate the semiconductor industry of the future, and many of them are already among the largest names in the sector. Tony Sagami names several firms that are traded on U.S. exchanges and could promise big profits.

Tony Sagami points out that some American companies, like Caterpillar, Yum Brands and Otis Elevators, are suffering slower sales because of the economic slowdown in China, while other companies, such as Apple and Coach, haven’t been affected.

The IMF predicts China’s economy will have a soft landing, because its domestic consumption is making up for a drop in exports to the U.S. and Europe. Tony Sagami names two American companies capitalizing on the growth of Chinese consumer spending.

Petro China has passed ExxonMobil as the largest energy company in the world in terms of production. Plus, it has lower labor costs, lower regulatory costs and huge expansion plans. Tony Sagami names several other attractive foreign energy companies.

Despite a sluggish global economy, the top 1% are still doing very well, especially in China. Tony Sagami recommends buying shares of luxury retailers that are popular among Chinese millionaires, such as LVMH Moet Hennessey, Coach and BMW.

The World Bank recently reduced its estimates for economic growth worldwide and in the euro-zone, and warned of a dramatic global downturn. But China’s economy is expected to keep expanding at a spectacular pace for decades. Tony Sagami explains why.

ETFs have become one of the most popular investment vehicles in America, and many Asian countries are jumping on the bandwagon. Tony Sagami says that the best way to profit from this trend is to buy shares of an ETF sponsor rather than a single fund.

The movement of Chinese citizens from rural areas to the large coastal cities is one of the largest human migrations in history. Tony Sagami discusses the social problems created by the shift, as well as the investment opportunities it creates.

Tony Sagami highlights two American restaurant companies that have bright long-term growth prospects, thanks to their smart Asia strategies: McDonald’s and YUM! Brands.

Tony Sagami believes that the recent slowdowns in the Chinese manufacturing and real estate sectors indicate that the government is ready to take serious action to keep the economy growing. He explains how to take advantage of this coming move.

Tony Sagami highlights two themes for maximizing your profit in the stock market over the next two decades: Investing in Asian companies involved in the travel boom, and figuring out the impact the Asian boom will have on U.S. stocks.

A lesser-known Chinese computer producer is quickly taking market share from American computer giants such as Dell and Hewlett-Packard. Tony Sagami shows you how to profit from this shift.

Tony Sagami, reporting directly from Singapore, shares some of what he has learned on his latest trip to uncover hidden Asian investment gems and tells you about a stock he believes you should avoid.

The Fukushima, Japan disaster has clobbered the stocks of uranium and nuclear power companies. But Tony Sagami says that damage may be the seed of one of the greatest energy investment opportunities you'll ever see.

The "experts" warn that the European debt crisis could expand and bring down the rest of the world with it. But Tony Sagami says that a small handful of countries, including China, are poised to thrive and prosper no matter what happens in Europe.

A growing Chinese middle class is triggering a big increase in leisure travel. Tony Sagami tells you how you can benefit from that trend.

Last week, two movie giants joined forces with the goal of making a fortune in China. This joint venture is aimed at China's lucrative and growing film market. Tony Sagami explains how you can also get in on the action.

Contrary to popular belief, China is not stealing our manufacturing jobs. In fact, only 2.7% of total U.S. consumer spending went to Chinese products last year. Tony Sagami tells you how to cash in on this fact and lower your portfolio risk.

Apple has just become the largest company in the world. Its growth has largely been powered by China, where its Q2 revenues exploded 600%. Tony Sagami tells you how to profitably use the recent stock market volatility to cash in on the Apple craze.

China's first rating agency downgraded U.S. government debt following the debt ceiling fight. And China is about to start selling Treasuries, spelling doom for the dollar. Tony Sagami tells you how to keep your money safe from this coming turmoil.

China is going to start selling some of its $1.15 TRILLION dollars worth of U.S. government bonds. That spells doom for the U.S. dollar. Tony Sagami tells you the two moves U.S. investors must make to keep your dollars safe from all the turmoil.

China is taking the global lead in exploring the ocean floor, giving it a leg up on exploiting the natural mineral resources there. Tony Sagami highlights two Chinese companies that are poised to make an underwater mountain of money from this trend.

In just four short years, the number of 'connected' Chinese surfers has more than doubled. Somebody is getting very rich off that gigantic pool of consumers, and Tony Sagami tells you about four Chinese Internet giants.

South Korea's economy is on track to grow 4.5% this year. Most of that growth will come from a booming export market. Tony Sagami tells you the name of 5 Korean superstars making a killing from South Korea’s export boom.

The Malaysian stock market was up 19% in 2010, just hit a new ALL-TIME high a couple days ago, and is headed much higher. Tony Sagami discusses Those stock market riches powered by Malaysia's rich natural resources.

Tony Sagami tells you the name of two exchanged-traded funds that packed with China's most innovative and most profitable technology superstars.

Tony Sagami gives you the names of five hotel companies — plus one bonus unheralded, blockbuster opportunity — that are making a mint in China.

In 2010, China produced 351 metric tons of gold, far short of the 700 tons the country consumed. Tony Sagami gives you the names of two Chinese gold plays that may be the two best gold stocks you could ever own.

China and many of its neighbors are ramping up their military spending. That means big profits for some military contractors. Tony Sagami lets you in on the company that stands to make the most from this explosion and more ...

Tony Sagami has been arguing for years that you need to get 'long' whatever the Chinese are buying. This week, he names 10 companies that are making a mint catering to the growing ranks of Chinese millionaires and laughing all the way to the bank.

The Chinese love their national drink, but what they really love are premium western spirits. According to Tony Sagami, that obsession with premium labels is helping three companies deliver staggering profits.

The Japanese economy was struggling even before the March 11 earthquake. But the heavy machinery industry is one of its few patches of growth. Tony Sagami reveals 3 Japanese re-construction winners that are actually growing their sales and profits.