Paul Renaud" s Published Articles

Paul A. Renaud, early 1997: *"For the next 3-5 years, smaller Thai value shares should beat all else on the SET"* Final days of year 2000: *"Thailand has entered a new bull market"*

SE-ED worth a glance The Bangkok Post, 18.1.2001
Volume is not the only yardstick The Bangkok Post, 11.1.2001	Learning from best, worst calls of 2000 The Bangkok Post, 4.1.2001
Thinking behind value investing The Bangkok Post, 28.12.2000	Why the SET is likely to rally The Bangkok Post, 21.12.2000
Bank savings are not the only option The Bangkok Post, 14.12.2000	US site a model of Independence The Bangkok Post, 7.12.2000
Strong Reasons to think small The Bangkok Post, 30.11.2000
The tide is turning The Bangkok Post, 26.11.2000	An appetising dish to put on your menu The Bangkok Post, 23.11.2000
Local graphs don"t tell the whole story The Bangkok Post, 16.11.2000	"Mini-Angels" search for outlets The Bangkok Post, 9.11.2000
Bargains hidden amid the rubble The Bangkok Post, 2.11.2000	Forget the rumours: Its exports, stupid! The Bangkok Post, 26.10.2000
Bargains off the radar screens of most funds The Bangkok Post, 19.10.2000	Is Cybercity a pipe dream The Bangkok Post, 12.10.2000
Think small when studying the SET The Bangkok Post, 5.10.2000	The gnomes of Bangkok are in for a very rude awakening The Bangkok Post, 28.9.2000
IPO is OK but not issue methods The Bangkok Post, 21.9.2000
Offers to liven Energy sector The Bangkok Post, 14.9.2000
It" s time to get back to "values" The Bangkok Post, 31.8.2000	Crying need for stop-loss orders on SET The Bangkok Post, 24.8.2000
Vital to register "foreign" shares The Bangkok Post, 17.8.2000
Treasury trade could help SET The Bangkok Post, 10.8.2000
Some good pickings among the debris The Bangkok Post, 3.8.2000	Phuket cyber plans seen as unrealistic The Bangkok Post, 25.7.2000
Pipe-producer" s stock remains undervalued The Nation, 16.7.2000	Zinc smelter is value play The Nation, 9.7.2000
Failing to take long-term view The Nation, 2.7.2000	Invest on the right terms The Nation, 25.6.2000
Brokers also to blame for SET" s woes The Nation, 18.6.2000	Thailand better off playing to its current strengths The Nation, 11.6.2000
Undervalued stocks the best investment The Nation, 21.5.2000
Index funds miss bargains The Nation, 14.5.2000
Emerging markets cannot be ignored The Nation, 7.5.2000	Tax debate The Nation, 30.4.2000
Thai brokers are missing the internet The Nation, 23.4.2000	Value shares slowly appear across the SET The Nation, 26.3.2000
Not all on the market are always stars The Nation, 12.3.2000
Mixing markets lowers overall portfolio risk The Nation, 5.3.2000	Smart companies agree to disagree The Nation, 27.2.2000
Dated thai stock exchange discourages foreign investment The Nation, 6.2.2000
Wilk and Hoeglund: No pipe dream The Nation, 30.1.2000
High-dividend stocks become appealing The Nation, 23.1.2000
Myths of Daytrading on SET The Nation, 16.1.2000
SET has hidden gems, says expert The Nation, 13.1.2000	Thai poultry-producers no chicken feed The Nation, 9.1.2000
Small can be good buys, not goodbye The Nation, 26.12.1999	Agro industry is vital to nation The Nation, 19.12.1999
CM Frozen Foods stock recommended The Nation, 12.12.1999	Accounting rules set standards for firms The Nation, 5.12.1999
Insurance can get tricky The Nation, 28.11.1999
Local Bond markets a must The Nation, 21.11.1999
The proof is in the results The Nation, 14.11.1999	Communicate your firm" s goals, prospects The Nation, 7.11.1999
US economic recession appears less likely The Nation, 31.10.1999	Thailand - most oversold stock market The Nation, 24.10.1999
Venture capitalists rush web openings The Nation, 17.10.1999	Small can be big in value The Nation, 17.10.1999
Foreign shares offer benefits The Nation, 10.10.1999
More thoughts on beating SET index The Nation, 26.9.1999
CM Frozen Foods is ripe for picking The Nation, 19.9.1999
Real values in small stocks The Nation, 12.9.1999

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