Articles
Why markets should 'cheer' the bullish return of economic normality
Supply chains, travel spending and personal saving rates are back to pre-Covid levels
Why you should benchmark your portfolio against a global stock index
The strategy provides a measuring stick for gauging performance and tailoring your portfolio to underweight or overweight categories
Why investors should learn the skill of sitting still
The current bull market has legs and patience is vital despite the negative headlines
Three sectors that will lead the bull market run
Global technology, the consumer discretionary and communication services sectors should experience a growth turbocharge
How to invest in AI the smart way
Investors must seek high-quality growth stocks partly fuelled by the technology
Why the luxury goods stock run isn’t done yet
Recent weakness is a good buying opportunity despite high valuations
Why investors need to guard against 'breakevenitis'
If you need growth to finance longer-term goals, the biggest risk you face is missing bull markets’ big, long-term returns
Why all that glitters isn’t gold when it comes to investing
As the price of the precious metal approaches a record high, it is important to understand it is a commodity that has no earnings, adaptability or dividends
Why interest rates should not dictate stock performance
Sentiment remains 'snarkily' pessimistic, as most observers hunt for negatives to stomp on equities
Why there is a colossal danger in selling stocks now
Offloading equities would be a risky move for growth-seeking investors as the power of compounding is high-octane portfolio fuel
What are the 'stealth torpedoes' threatening bullish markets?
A credit freeze, imposition of banks’ reserve requirements, geopolitics and new cryptocurrency regulations are a few risks worth noting
Why you shouldn’t fret over the Fed's decisions
Central banks react more than they play a causative role, with economic and market conditions driving their decisions
What are the stealthy positives set to fuel the recovery of world stocks?
'Pessimism of disbelief' is common among investors around bear market lows
Why ‘lost decade' forecasts can signal a new bull market
They are a recurring feature of cyclical markets that tee up positive surprises for investors
Why 'capitulation' won't end the bear market this time around
It is unlikely there will be a mass investor exodus from stocks to the now not-so-safe havens of bonds, gold and cash
