I periodically recycle old posts on my blog to ensure that new clients can benefit from valuable content they may have missed and this post is one such example. Thousands of years ago, before the use of horses, Native Americans utilized a hunting technique that preyed on animalistic instincts. This technique was called the buffalo…
30 years of watching the same movie
Having watched the markets for the past 30 years, I have come to see them less as a science and more as a long-running drama, same cast of fears and hopes, just different plot twists depending on what you are looking for. The current geopolitical tension? What about the day-to-day antics of Donald Trump? Honestly,…
World economy explained with two cows
I periodically recycle old posts on my blog to ensure that new clients can benefit from valuable content they may have missed and this post is one such example. The “two cows” analogy is an entertaining way to explain different economic systems using a simple scenario involving cows. This is all in good fun, so…
Social media is a big deal
I periodically recycle old posts on my blog to ensure that new clients can benefit from valuable content they may have missed and this post is one such example. I have always reminded my children that it is perfectly alright if they choose not to be “active” on social media. It is a personal choice…
Macro views from the driver’s seat
On my trips to and from the airports, I found myself in long, blunt conversations with cab drivers, an unintended but surprisingly rich “alternative data source.” Well, the topic was predictable: rising oil prices. These drivers are already feeling the pinch. Globally, oil prices have surged sharply due to disruptions linked to the Iran conflict,…