After some weeks of falling share prices, have miners reached temporary bottoms? BHP Billiton, the world-class mining conglomerate, reports today a rise in its full-year profits. Its 12-month earnings reach a staggering $9.1 billion; dividends […]
Great financial bubbles are a generational thing. The dot-com bubble lasted the entire nineties; as did the Japanese bubble a decade earlier. Are government bonds the current ‘Bubble of the Decade’? Over the past year, […]
If you’ve just asked what is forex trading read on for our guide to understanding Forex trading. Forex is the short name for ‘foreign exchange’. It is a market about trading money. It is about […]
This August is a fortuitous period for bond bulls. Massive and historic drops in bond yields produced immense gains for bond holders. (yields and prices move differently) Take a look at the iShares Long-Maturity bond […]
A sharp decline. Followed by a strong intra-day rally. Another big down session. Volatility is spiking across the board – despite a ‘flattish’ trend where many instruments are still trading within their recent ranges. The S&P […]
Have stock markets found temporary lows? Technically it appears yes. The moment President Trump announced a brief delay to the latest Chinese tariffs yesterday, equity bulls piled in. Many stocks surged and closed at their […]
Instability in Hong Kong and Argentina is scaring even more capital into haven assets. On Monday stocks declined; while Gold and US Treasury bonds rose. The latter is on the cusp of surging to new […]
The past few months saw the UK economy slam by three tornadoes: Brexit, a slowing world trade, and downtrending retail figures. A lot of these economic stress are channeling into the UK property sector. Flatlining […]
Whenever financial turbulence erupts, investors always buy gold. This pavlovian response is driven by haven-buying habits and the fact that investors are expecting major central banks to cut policy rates. In Asia this week, for example, […]
In any market cycle, underperformance usually persists for some time. Stocks that lag the general market are called ‘laggards’. Among UK large-cap stocks, one particularly laggard is Aviva plc. As evidenced by Aviva’s daily bar chart […]
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