Let’s quickly look at the top article of the week before getting into the current story. “INTC has lost the leadership in process technology, its key differentiation, and it is losing momentum,” he wrote in a research report published Tuesday. “We continue to be more pessimistic about INTC gross margins as its competitive position is … Read more
ASEAN: Putin proposes deepening of economic cooperation This article was rated as the article of the week (change it to month sometimes) by our readers. Let’s take a quick look at it before we move to the main story. Every single currency out there today would fall under the category of fiat money. The aim of … Read more
Rise of Donald Trump We thought based on your interests that you would find this article to be interesting before we got into the meat of the topic at hand. Before we get into the outlook lets look at what we have said over the past few months: In Jan 2019 we made the following … Read more
By Tom McGregor, CNTV Commentator Chinese cars Despite an amazing expansion of China’s economy and rapid urbanization, passenger vehicle ownership rates hover below 30 per cent for Chinese households, according to the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM). Nevertheless, auto sales are blooming with nationwide growth rates – 4.7 per cent in 2015 and … Read more
Editor: Vladimir Bajic | Tactical Investor Science Says Roundup is Carcinogenic, Monsanto Says it’s Not – Who Are You Going to Believe? How about a great, random article to get the mood started before jumping into the topic at hand. In the intermediate charts, the Baltic dry index is showing signs of life. The trend … Read more
Male vs Female Investors: Do They Have Different Mindsets The following article makes for a compelling read and so I thought I would highlight an excerpt of this article before getting to the story at hand: Amid its biggest about-face in nine decades, a funny thing has happened in the U.S. stock market. Rather than … Read more
Flint Water Crisis In the Flint water crisis, it has been reported that manslaughter charges may be possible. The Flint water crisis refers to the situation in Flint, Michigan, where the city’s water supply became contaminated with lead after a change in the water source in 2014. The switch in the water source led to … Read more
Deploying troops in Yemen: American government admits it Let’s quickly look at the top article of the week before getting into the current story. We have been asked time and time again about what candidate or party we would support. Let’s start by stating we never allow our personal views to infect or prejudice our outlook that … Read more
By Tom McGregor, CNTV Commentator Chinese Renminbi Outlook China’s renminbi (RMB) currency stands poised for higher valuations in the mid to long-term future, according to the United States Department of Treasury that had issued its ‘Semi-Annual Report to Congress on International Economics and Exchange Rate Policies for 2016’ last Friday. “The Chinese currency is still … Read more
Netherlands to Ban Gasoline-Powered Cars In a bold move towards sustainable transportation, the Netherlands is set to ban gasoline-powered cars by 2025. This ambitious decision marks a significant milestone in the country’s commitment to combatting climate change and reducing carbon emissions. The Netherlands aims to accelerate the transition towards electric vehicles (EVs) and other clean … Read more
