Globalisation and inequality – who gets what – part 2
Today’s post is once again about who gets what and why. This time we’re going to look at the topic from two different angles – globalisation and inequality, and the looming impact of technology.
Author: Mike Rawson
Weekly Roundup, 26th July 2016
We begin today’s Weekly Roundup in the FT, with the Chart That Tells a Story. This week it was about inflation and wages.
6♠ – Don’t Blindly Use the 4% Rule
Don’t blindly use the 4% rule. Because times have changed and it won’t work any more.
Who gets what and why – matching markets design
Today’s post is about who gets what and why. We’re going to look at this topic from four different angles – market design, globalisation, technology and inequality. Today we’ll focus on market design.
Small Cap Value Report (20 Jul 2016) – VTU, JDG | Paul Scott | Stockopedia
A friend gave me a copy of “What I learned from losing a millions dollars”, and suggested that I write a similar book about my experiences in the financial crisis….
The End Of History Illusion And Goal Based Investing
The very essence of financial planning is about helping clients to formulate the strategies to achieve their future goals. The problem is that we’re not very good at figuring out what…
Stock Watch – AG Barr | ShareScope – Phil Oakley
Shares in IRN BRU drink maker AG BARR (LSE:BAG) have proven to be a good long-term investment having returned nearly 250% over the last decade. The company has established a…
How to beat Wall Street analysts at their own earnings game | Humble Student of the Markets
In the past few months, I have received a lot of feedback and criticism over my use of forward 12-month EPS estimates, such as the chart below that appeared in…
Residential property investment success with Castle Trust – Simple Living in Suffolk
Every Briton loves residential property, because ever since 1993, every man and his dog has been able to clean up with buying UK residential property. What’s not to like –…
Small Cap Value Report (19 July 2016) – RCDO, ENTU, STAF, SFE, PEN, IDEA, BRY, GTLY, DPP | Paul Scott | Stockopedia
Brexit impact – this is probably the most important issue of the moment, determining what shares are worth, so I will continue to focus closely on what is happening. Evidence is…
Weekly Roundup, 19th July 2016
We begin today’s Weekly Roundup in the FT, with the Chart That Tells A Story. This week it was about entrepreneurship, particularly in the over-50s.
There Are No “Bond Kings” in This Bond Market | Pragmatic Capitalism
I’ve called the 30 year bull market in bonds the greatest risk adjusted bull market ever because the figures are truly amazing. For instance, anyone who bought a 30 year…
