Yiannis G. Mostrous
Editor, Growth Engines
Guest Contributor
ARCHIVED ARTICLES
04/24/2008 Plunging Resource Supplies and Soaring Profits
03/14/2008 Asia's Railroad to Riches
01/03/2008 Buy Russia in 2008
12/06/2007 The Silk Road: No Quick Exit
10/11/2007 Buy on Weakness
09/14/2007 Harakiri
08/16/2007 August Blues
08/02/2007 The Big Shift
07/20/2007 Can't Stop It Now
07/05/2007 Chinese Coal & Market Thoughts
06/21/2007 Food, Water and China
06/07/2007 Vladimir and Angela
05/10/2007 The Lion City
04/12/2007 The Great Unknowns
02/01/2007 Fiddler on the Roof
01/04/2007 One Year Ago
11/27/2006 Time to Pull the Trigger
11/22/2006 Working for Abe
11/09/2006 Still Playing the Great Game II
10/26/2006 Condoflip.com
10/12/2006 Recession Fears
09/14/2006 Long-Term Bets
08/25/2006 Follow the Smart Money
08/17/2006 Still Playing the Great Game
06/08/2006 The US in Asia
05/25/2006 The Straits
05/17/2006 Fire The Cannons
05/11/2006 Buy High, Sell Lows... When It Comes to Steel P/Es
04/27/2006 The Lost Guarantee
04/18/2006 Follow The Money
04/13/2006 Power Games
03/30/2006 Integration Into the Global Economy
03/16/2006 Japan II
03/02/2006 TV in Your Hand
02/16/2006 The Dragon and The Eunuch
01/19/2006 Japan
01/05/2006 At The Bottom With The Bear
12/22/2005 Surprises in Growth
12/14/2005 Asian Stocks
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BIOGRAPHY
Yiannis G. Mostrous is editor of The Silk Road Investor, an online financial journal dedicated to profitably investing in the high-growth markets of Asia and Eastern Europe. Formerly an analyst with Finance & Investment Associates and Artemel International, he has worked in international project financing and venture capital financing. He holds an MBA from Marymount University. Mr. Mostrous is also author of The Silk Road to Riches: How You Can Profit by Investing in Asia's Newfound Prosperity (published by Financial Times/Prentice Hall).
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