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Sometimes it’s difficult to ignore the noise, the clashing cords of confusion, speculation, terror and joy that drives the current market. Just like cold water swimming, it’s shocking but refreshing when something new and different emerges to make us think, something that feels more in tune with your own beliefs.
Everyone says they watch the megatrends – long-term structural changes to the foundations of the investible universe. These will be irreversible and are happening all around us – you have no choice but to adapt and run with them. Many trends have facets that are inter-related i.e: Better education will slow population growth, drive wealth, open tech innovation opportunities, reduce agricultural and water pressures, and defuse geopolitical tensions. What opportunities do these create? You get the drift.
The market is working around a number of Megatrend themes: Full Article
Similar to choosing “the best” vacation, finding “the best” mortgage investment fund is subjective, and what might work for you will not work for another. However, there are some fundamentals that are vital to selecting a mortgage investment fund regardless of your preferences and risk tolerance. Here are three key concepts to understand to help you find the best mortgage fund for you. Click here to read more.
The first ever online broadcast of the World Outlook Financial Conference this past weekend was fantastic. The on-demand archive is now available – don’t miss the stock picks, the market forecasts, the economic analysis, plus terrific Precious Metal, Small Cap and Personal Portfolio investing workshops. CLICK HERE to get your access codes right away.
In the whirlwind of the pandemic, most businesses experienced chaos. From shuttered physical stores to the rapid rise of online activity, only a select few companies successfully weathered the storm.
We look at the 20 top stocks of 2020 by price return (% change), and earnings per share (EPS), which is an indicator of a company’s profitability.
EPS is calculated by dividing a company’s profit by its outstanding shares of common stock. The higher an EPS value, the more profitable a company is deemed.
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Posted by Michael Campbell
on Saturday, 13 February 2021 11:24
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