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11/22/2010 — The Economic Times
Indonesia More Interesting Market Than China: Robert Levitt, Levitt Capital Management
In an interview with ET Now, Robert Levitt , CFA, Founder, Managing Member and CIO, Levitt Capital Management , says India is a difficult market as regulations are not yet developed.
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11/19/2010 — ET NOW- Indian Business News Channel
Indonesia More Interesting Market than China
Robert’s interview with ET NOW
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11/11/2010 — CNBC
An Investment Case for Indonesia (Part 2)
Indonesia is a great growth opportunity for long-term investors, says Robert Levitt, founder & CEO at Levitt Capital Management, adding that the country’s media sector is an attractive space. He speaks to CNBC’s Martin Soong, Karen Tso and Bernard Lo.
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— CNBC
Markets to Enjoy a Free Ride (Part 1)
We are definitely in a bull market, says Robert Levitt, founder & CEO at Levitt Capital Management. He tells CNBC’s Martin Soong and Karen Tso that until the implications of QE2 are known, markets will enjoy a free ride, at least until the end of the year.
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10/27/2010 — JakartaGlobe
Fund Manager Levitt Puts His Faith, And Much of His Money, in Indonesia
With Indonesia’s economy heating up and access to Chinese markets getting difficult, Levitt, the internationally known founder of Levitt Capital Management, started investing in Indonesia just a year ago, and it’s been full steam ahead ever since.
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10/04/2010 — TheEdge- Your Window to Malaysia
Robert Levitt, a Contrarian Fund Manager
Robert Levitt, who made regular appearances on financial networks Bloomberg TV and CNBC, dropped by The Edge office last week for a chat. The globe-trotting fund manager who founded Levitt Capital Management LLC is known for his contrarian style in the global investment community.
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09/30/2010 — BFM 89.9 Kuala Lumpur
Bullish on Gloves, Aviation and Consumer
US-based Levitt Capital Management LLC Chief Investment Officer and founder Robert Levitt gave his views on the Economic Transformation Programme and Malaysia. He explained why he likes the glovemaker industry (Supermax,Top Glove, Hartalega, Latexx), aviation (MAHB, Air Asia, MAS) and consumer sector (Parkson) and not plantation stocks. He wondered aloud why the government hospitals don’t buy gloves from the local manufacturers and how the automotive sector doesn’t make any sense.
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09/14/2010 — TheStreet.com - The Real Story
Greg Greenberg Interviews Globetrotter Wealth Manager Robert Levitt
Greg Greenberg Interviews Globetrotter Wealth Manager Robert Levitt.
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12/01/2009 — Financial Advisor Magazine
Absolute Return Obsession
“We caught up with Levitt in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, where he was on a research trip as he pursues a thematic, global absolute return strategy. These themes include growing affluence in the developing world, an aging population, growing agricultural needs, technology and urbanization. Levitt’s return goals are somewhat more ambitious, as he targets a three-year average return in the low teens.”
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11/23/2009 — The Edge
Malaysia to Regain ‘˜Asian tiger’ Status
‘Malaysia will fit into that category and will become interesting again as one of Asia’s emerging tigers as it was in the 1990s, because it is opening itself to the world and especially if it is able to attract Chinese investments, which could be a huge boost to the economy,’ Levitt said.
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10/22/2009 — RIA Biz
Fidelity to provide Wall Street-style access to international investments
For an RIA dead set on having truly universal access to global markets, the best place to custody assets is State Street, according to Robert Levitt, managing principal of Levitt Capital Management, said in an earlier interview.
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10/11/2009 — Investment News
The Days of ‘Buy-and-Hold’ Have Gone and Went
‘It’s time for the industry to wake up and realize that retail investors don’t have a long-term risk tolerance, and I would think if you were a buy-and-hold firm last year, you don’t have many clients left,’ said Robert Levitt, president of Levitt Capital Management LLC, which has $400 million under management.
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08/03/2009 — Barrons Profile
Robert Levitt Searches Far and Wide for Growth That the United States Rarely Delivers Anymore
“Global economic leadership has moved outside the United States, so that is where we are positioning our clients to earn the best returns — we want to be where the economy will outperform, not where it has outperformed in the past,” Levitt says. “Look at the automotive industry. The capital is no longer Detroit, but Shanghai.”
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07/26/2009 — Investment News
As Consumer Spending Cools, Some Consumer Stocks Sizzle
‘Companies don’t have to re-place all the spending by U.S. consumers; they just to have replace the incremental spending that has been reduced,’ said Robert Levitt, president of Levitt Capital Management LLC.
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05/28/2009 — Fox Business News
Robert Levitt Appears On Fox Business News on May 29th, 2009
Robert Levitt appears on Fox Business News on May 29th, 2009.
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02/05/2009 — CNBC Europe
Will US Stimulus Work?
“The problem with the stimulus bill is we don’t know if it’s going to work at all,” Robert Levitt from Levitt Capital Investments told CNBC. The key element is the creation of jobs, he added. The ‘bad bank’ issue was also elaborated on by Levitt. -
10/21/2008 — CNBC Europe
S&P Could Gain 25% in ‘Quiet’ Rally
The S&P 500 index could rally 20 to 25 percent over the next few months as stocks bounce in a quiet bear-market rally, Robert Levitt, CIO of Levitt Capital Management, told CNBC.
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04/25/2008 — CNBC Europe
Agriculture Stocks Flourish
Shares of agriculture companies have soared along with the price of food, but is now the time to buy? Robert Levitt, CIO of Levitt Capital Management, discusses.
