Midst a volatile stockmarket and more hysterical press reporting it is possible to have over-looked the positive signs, which are very real. And did you hear the one about the…
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SUMMARY. Recession? Not if the Federal Reserve has their way. Stockmarket “Crash”? Not with current undemanding valuations. Investment volatility is uncomfortable in the short term, but creates opportunities for the…
SUMMARY. In the midst of Armageddon-style headlines through August and September, most of us are left wondering what all the fuss is about (that is unless you work for a…
SUMMARY. Of course it is possible that this summer’s drama could turn from black comedy to horror, but contrarians will be hugely encouraged by the news that institutional pension funds…
SUMMARY. Problems resulting from interest rates being too low for too long have spilled over into stockmarkets, and a long over-due correction is underway. Should you be concerned? Are there…
SUMMARY. Very low interest rates have been one of the pillars of the strong global recovery in recent years. As interest rates head up, and with troubles in the US,…
SUMMARY. Japan has hardly taken off in 2007, but there is increasingly good value in their smaller companies, some of the best value to be found anywhere in the world….
SUMMARY. There are more twitchy media reports about the Chinese stockmarket, which seem difficult to justify. Even heady Chinese valuations do not look so high when historical precedents are considered….
SUMMARY. Most stockmarkets have fully recovered, or nearly so, from the not very significant falls earlier in March which generated hysterical media coverage. There are growing signs that the UK…
This month we focus on some rather minor stockmarket falls, and the extreme reaction from the media. Private investors should not get distracted by this side show, and focus on…
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