At times like this it is
worth reflecting on
the common ways in
which investors suffer
permanent impairment
of capital as opposed to
short term fluctuations
in the value of their
investments
30 Nov 2020
25 Nov 2020
Road to recovery
Following a third consecutive Monday of hugely encouraging news in the fight against COVID-19, global equities are well on track to delivering their best one
month return in over a decade, up 11% and counting. Vaccine developments
17 Nov 2020
Light at the end of the tunnel
News last week of a potentially highly effective vaccine against Covid-19 has raised hopes that there is an end in sight to what has been an extremely challenging time for countries around the world. The virus has claimed the lives of 1.25 million people and paralysed the world economy.
10 Nov 2020
Cheque List
Over the weekend we had confirmation that Joe Biden has won the race to become the next President of the United States of America. Despite Trump claiming election fraud, vowing legal action and thus refusing to concede, Biden is set to take up residence in the White House.
6 Nov 2020
Inflated expectations?
It has been one of the main discussion points of the past three years, five years and even decades in the case of Japan: will inflation return? Low prices and ultra-low rates must surely end at some point; or maybe not… We are amid a pandemic and going through a period of depressed economic activity, so why would inflation even register on investors’ radars?
23 Oct 2020
What does Jam have to do with successful investing?
In early 2000 a couple of US academics published a research paper on decision making, and while the experiment was not investment focused, the lessons
19 Oct 2020
Relationship Problems
With the US election now just two weeks away, investors are busy forming expectations on the result and looking at the potential policy implications of
12 Oct 2020
Ipse dixit? No, thanks
Pythagoras was a clever man: philosopher, cosmologist, musician and mathematician. His famous theorem within Euclidean geometry is one we all learn at school, despite the
