On the Money: Taking Stock

How fast will Russia's equity markets get back to normal life after the fall in December? What can pump them back up? What about investment risk during Russia's presidential campaign? And which sectors could improve the health of the Russian economy? OtM is joined by Ben Aris, Simon Fentham-Fletcher, Artem Arkhipov and David Cranield.

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[sweYoda2]

@ixonixas it's not empty it's 0% full ;)

[ixonixas]

\_/ cup of care. Its empty.

[blacklyone]

@sweYoda2 did you mean 146% full?

[aaronmoravek]

This is one of the reasons I don't trust RT, obviously they are Pro-Russian but I love watching them about OPW, Ron Paul, Anonymous, and the falsies banking sector, but I will not be told were to invest my money thats were I draw the line

[moto2kx2]

SOME PEOPLE: Just need to have the crap kicked out of them to teach them a lesson. Hope you get what I'm saying here.....

[HGSpaceTime]

@formerutuber Musical chair time line US dollar is already being rejected Euro soon to fail takes USD with it. Summer of American Unrest 2012 is coming. That's how it works.

[formerutuber]

@HGSpaceTime Russia's economy is almost entirely based on oil and gas exports.when they run out it won't have much to produce.China has massive manufacturing because of the foreign corporations moving their factories there.But if the dollar and Euro fail, it will lose the majority of their export market.Also the corporations will move out because most of them are U.S. and European.so if the dollar and euro fail, so does everybody else.

[HGSpaceTime]

@formerutuber Yelp, USA has unsustainable debt, worthless bonds, both Euro and dollar soon to fail, Russia and China have real manufacturing industrial base, they are not broke therefore are successful.

[formerutuber]

@HGSpaceTime nope, there's only so much oil and gas in the ground.

[HGSpaceTime]

Russia and China are success compared to USA and EU losers.

[MrTGolden]

A strictly technical read on $RSX warns of considerable downside risk. No strange coincidence this ETF has seen the same ups and downs as U.S. and Europe since '08. There's plenty reason to fade momentary strength in U.S. and European equities. No doubt Russia, too, then. Putin is long-term bullish for Russia, but short-term bearish, and you can thank Britain for that. No strangers to intrigues is she. MF Global and AIG (let alone Obama!) are her recent U.S. projects. C'est la vie.

[Aminoalkylation]

@stonee206 agreed