Should you dive in and buy now or wait for another sell off?
Warren Buffett said that a disciplined investor is a wealthy investor because they’ve learned that market fluctuations are normal and that patience pays off.
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Warren Buffett said that a disciplined investor is a wealthy investor because they’ve learned that market fluctuations are normal and that patience pays off.
t was a weird week in many ways and what happened has left a number of experts with egg on the faces.
When markets sell off, the smart get ready to buy. I’m not saying buy now but the real threat to other banks in the US system will become clearer soon and value hunters will go on a buying spree.
Trading on Wall Street overnight reminded us that the Star-Spangled Banner national anthem of the United States boasts or warns that we’re talking about “the land of the free and the home of the brave.”
Experts such as Chris Joye say that his team predicts a serious US and global recession by late 2023 or early 2024. As Billy Joel might say, they could be right, they could be wrong or they could be crazy! Here’s my view…
This week has been a week of unusual developments – a case in point is the unravelling of Labor’s plans for our superannuation!
Australia’s prospects look better than I’ve gone hunting for three stocks that analysts like and which I often get questions about.
Unfortunately, the US received another inflation indicator — the PCE, or more formally, the personal consumption expenditure price index, which came in higher than expected […]
It seems like we’re in a stock market twilight zone and it’s hard to be categorical about whether this current trading period is a prelude to another leg up or another leg down. Here are my thoughts…
Last year was dominated by persistent pessimism but this week showed that possibly over-the-top optimism is the investing theme for 2023.
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