by Alex Black | Jan 24, 2020 | Bulletin
There goes another one. Malaysia’s central bank just cut interest rates. It follows hot on the heels of Turkey and South Africa, whose banks also cut rates earlier in the month. Panic stations Bankers are panicking that economic growth is slowing. And that inflation...
by Alex Black | Jan 17, 2020 | Bulletin
Fed boss Jay Powell is like a dangerous driver. Reckless… and hell-bent on accelerating, whatever the cost. Problem is, right now, he’s barely moving! And that’s frustrating for old Jay. Which is why he’s been frantically fiddling under the bonnet. Tinkering...
by Alex Black | Jan 14, 2020 | Bulletin
The treatment only takes a few minutes. A smartly dressed concierge invites you into the examination room and you are invited to sit on a comfortable reclining chair. A clinician takes a needle and without fanfare, she takes a sample of cells from the fatty tissue for...
by Alex Black | Jan 10, 2020 | Bulletin
Robert was right when he said on Tuesday that stocks had a good year. Even despite the negative headwinds. Don’t forget, there was plenty of bad stuff going on in the year. The uncertainty hanging over the UK due to endless delays with Brexit for one. The...
by Alex Black | Dec 20, 2019 | Bulletin
According to JP Morgan analysts, the average private investor is doomed to fail. Why? Because he or she does everything wrong. They tend to jump on the ‘hot’ investments as they peak… And dump the out-of-favour assets as they bottom out. In other words, they...
Recent Comments