For the short term, buckle up your financial seat belts because headlines and our portfolios are bound to be negative. And here’s why…
After a week when the Israel-Iran war has taken centre stage and the fear that President Trump could defy his own pre-election promises about avoiding taking the US into war, stocks have defied volatility.
With the black cloud of an Israel-Iran battle hanging over stock markets and the ever-worrying potential of hurricane Trump ready to blow an ill-wind for share players, it’s time to consider a defensive play and become income oriented.
Just when Donald Trump-v-China on the trade battlefield was giving Wall Street and other global markets optimism and higher stock prices
Today while celebrating the King’s birthday, I turn my focus to what many consider a global king of the banks! The rise of CBA’s share price has shocked many expert market players, including fund managers and stockbrokers. Will this seemingly unstoppable rise turn into a big sell off soon?
US markets were up strongly overnight, despite human headline Donald Trump who began an all-out fallout with his once close compatriot, Elon Musk - the man who would usurp him and dropped an Epstein-sized bomb on his way out of Washington this week.
Here are my answers to two questions I received from Switzer Report subscribers.
US stocks were mainly in the red and I suspect the reason why won't surprise you. You see, this week there were several revelations for Donald Trump that would have made him see red and encouraged him to take actions that equity markets don’t like.
While Trump’s new curve ball raises questions about which investments make sense, there are good reasons for thinking about adding emerging market ETFs to your portfolio.
Trump’s up to his old tricks and the U-turner and stock market de-escalator has now become a re-escalator, with a 50% tariff threat on the European Union, spooking stock markets on Friday
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