Editor: Vladimir Bajic | Tactical Investor Stock market crash 2008 chart The truth is that if you look at both the charts of 2008 and 2016, there are some similarities but what the experts fail to inform the masses is that 2008 proved to be the best time to open long term positions. Had you … Read more
Editor: Vladimir Bajic | Tactical Investor What’s The Outlook For the Shanghai Composite Index Before we get to the main article we would like to present you with a small video and a brief excerpt of an article that we think makes for a compelling read: ” The one year chart illustrates that all is … Read more
Editor: Vladimir Bajic | Tactical Investor Gallup poll indicates Millennials are costing the U.S. economy more than $376 billion a year The poll found that between 2008 and 2015, the economy lost approximately $949 million per day and $346.4 billion a year due to the lack of millennials spending money. An additional $30.5 billion was lost … Read more
Financial services industry targets Millenials Buffett’s latest views on corrections and the coronavirus ‘It wasn’t October 1987, but it was an imitation… [and the financial crisis] was much more scary, by far, than anything that happened [on Monday].’ “If you stick around long enough, you’ll see everything in markets,” he said from his Omaha headquarters. … Read more
They don’t want to hold onto worthless paper that the Fed can create whenever it so wishes. China could have been paying down debt; another way to put this money to good use, instead of holding it while the U.S continues to inflate the supplies of dollars at a mindboggling rate. Finally, Money was … Read more
Without Savings: Retirement ” Markets are systematically driven by good and bad news. As the media outlets are controlled, one has to assume that all financially related news is purposely hyped up to create a soap opera-like moment. Forget the news and focus on the trend. Always remember that misery like stupidity loves company. We covered … Read more
Editor: Vladimir Bajic | Tactical Investor Western Companies Cheat Africa Africa was cheated out of US$11bn in 2010 through just one of the tricks used by multinational companies to reduce tax bills, according to new Oxfam report, ‘Africa: Rising for the few.’ This is equivalent to more than six times the amount needed to deliver … Read more
Editor: Vladimir Bajic | Tactical Investor The Rat Race Forcing staff to start work before 10 am is making employees ill, exhausted and stressed, an Oxford University researcher has claimed. Before the age of 55, the circadian rhythms of adults are completely out of sync with normal nine-to-five working hours, posing a “serious threat” to … Read more
Is The Bull Market Over? This Bull is far from over, in fact, by some measures it still has a long way to go before it collapses from exhaustion. Forever QE The Fed is being overly accommodative; the last rate cut was not necessary, especially with unemployment at historic lows. However, this action has nothing … Read more
Europe Immigration Woes We are exploring this issue from various points and this article should be treated as a random musing, that has valid points. Random because several issues are being addressed. Right-wing parties are gaining traction in Europe, and we are getting closer and closer to a major clash of civilisations type event. You … Read more
