35 charts, 6 tables and two hours of presentation, sitting across the table from 5 business prospects in their 60s and 70s who were clearly trying their best to corner me. One of them had even used AI beforehand to check out my work. I actually thought that was quite funny. These days, everyone does…
China: Learning to see the positives
My latest piece on China just went live in The Armchair Trader newsletter. Established in 2010, The Armchair Trader is a UK-based financial publication that provides independent commentary on global markets, covering everything from stocks and commodities to ETFs, cryptocurrencies, and derivatives. Despite its name, the content is not written for people sitting in armchairs…
October is coming
Oil keeps bouncing around with every geopolitical headline. The big AI companies keep launching their “flagship” products while, at the same time, asking regulators to regulate them. Funny how that also happens to help with product liability claims. Bond yields are shooting up around the world while stocks keep jumping whenever yields do. Go figure….
Quality over quantity
Oh well, I periodically recycle old posts on my blog to ensure that new clients can benefit from valuable content they may have missed. Check out this post that I believe may capture the interest of those who have recently joined our community of investors. Quantity does not always translate to quality. When it comes…
Ray Dalio’s meditation journey
I came across this interesting article from CNBC while googling for some market information. Here is the article which has been modified slightly. At the age of 12, billionaire Ray Dalio bought his first stock for less than $5 a share with money he made while caddying in Queens, New York. “I got lucky, because the…