If it’s not one thing then it is always going to be something else. The market is never satisfied unless…
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A shortage of available credit could do considerably more damage than a high cost of borrowing ever could.
It is worrying when someone as erudite as the chief economist of the Bank of England warns that Brits need…
I wonder what King Solomon would choose if he was faced with the prospects of recession and inflation. The wise…
The term “systemic” is thrown around with gay abandon these days. Everything, it seems, can somehow be classified as systemic.…
Something is bound to break when the Federal Reserve is ratcheting up interest rates as quickly as it has been…
Warren Buffett had a lot to say in his latest annual letter to shareholders. As usual, he was as blunt…
Are we in a bull market or have the bears got the upper hand? It’s kind of hard to tell.…
If you thought that the last couple of years has been tough, then in the words of the famous 1974…
Eggheads around the world are arguing the toss about whether parts of the world could go into recession. Problem about…
It was never a question of “if” the crypto party would end but “when” the music would stop. Following the…
Does anyone still think that the US Fed will pivot away from raising interest rates? I am guessing that quite…
There is an old investing axiom that says markets hate uncertainty. What generally happens when we are faced with uncertainty…
The Dow Jones has followed the S&P 500 index and Nasdaq into a bear market. I am shocked. I am…
If the market has already priced in all the bad news, then why on earth are shares still falling? Amusingly,…
My visit to my doctor was a bit different to previous years. He told me that the regular two-course jab…
The market has been obsessed with what the Federal Reserve might or might not do with interest rates. Inordinate amount…
Did you know that losing $1,000 has a greater psychological affect on us than making $1,000? It is called an…
Earnings will tell you more about the companies you are invested in than the gyrations of the market.
Stock-market investors have yet to feel the full force of the Fed’s scorched-earth policy.