Posts Tagged ‘Prices’
The main concerns around Rachel Reeves’s Budget and Economic plans
Today will hear the Autumn Budget from Rachel Reeves, British Chancellor of the Exchequer. Whilst it would be easy for me to be extremely critical, especially because we already know much of the…
Read MoreYou’ve Been Warned – A Contrarian Perspective
Weekly reports serve little purpose for speculative investors focused on hourly or minute-by-minute charts. They’re equally unhelpful when they simply echo what’s already circulating on LinkedIn and other promotional platforms.
Read MoreMarkets, Monte Carlo, and the Week That Was
Markets this week felt a little like my wonderful weekend in Monte Carlo – dazzling on the surface, but plenty of apprehension at each turn. Traders and tourists alike were drawn to the spectacle: bright lights, big moves, and sudden turns of fortune.
Read MoreFinally. The Week Markets Decided to Take a Breather
If you’ve been feeling a little uneasy checking your portfolio lately, you’re not alone. This week has been one of those where everyone from Wall Street to Main Street seems to be asking the same question: “What happens next?”
Read MoreOpportunities Beyond the Obvious: A Week to Remember and Lessons for What’s Next
A few weeks back, we floated an idea that turned a few heads: sell gold, buy oil. Since then? Golds slipped around 10%, while oil’s climbed about the same.
Read MoreYour “Fomo” Allows the Smart Money to Exit with Profits
Picture this: you show up to a party fashionably late, only to discover the buffet’s been ransacked. Your choices? A sad, curling cheese sandwich or a lonely cocktail sausage that’s seen better days.
Read MoreA Shift in the Wind: What Recent Events Mean for Markets
“In God we trust, everyone else pays cash.” It’s an old trader’s maxim, but watching the spectacle in Egypt recently made me wonder if we’re witnessing an exception to that rule.
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