Why Money is Never Naked
What you do with your money — how you spend, save and invest it — depends on where that money came from.
Shareholders Get Mugged by Texan Short Seller
Short sellers sell stock in a company they don’t own. It’s called selling short.
Make Work Optional with Passive Income Investing — Part Two
If you make passive income your mission and your target, you may be surprised how quickly it builds.
Make Work Optional with Passive Income Investing — Part One
While a dividend stream generates passive income to pay for day-to-day life, what I really like is the potential back-burner to grow your wealth while that happens.
We Answer Your Money Questions
If you want to make money — whatever route you choose — the road to profit is paved with both opportunity and crisis. No risk, no reward.
Entering Unknown Territory: Our OCR Hits a Record Low
Cut the interest rates all you like. But you may as well send a meat lover to a vegan buffet. Plenty to nibble on. Nothing to fill or satisfy.
The Upside to the Trade War: How You Could Benefit
Over the longer run, tariffs can help rebalance trade and allow other developing countries a go. And allow some local manufacturers to once again start building things at home.
Put Your Money to Work While Others Sleep
I’ve concluded there are 4 types of people when it comes to investing and money.
The Coming Crypto Apocalypse
Your stock holdings collapse. The currency tanks. Your gold is unreachable in vaults. What happens next?
Black Box Investing
Most convictions about a business or currency take time to play out. Sometimes years.
Defensive Investing for a Rich Market
Property prices are high. Share prices are high. The bank pays little. So where do I turn for a reasonable investment?
Stronger, Richer, Smarter: Money Morning is Expanding
Over the next few weeks, Money Morning New Zealand is expanding our focus. Not just money. But the wider question of wealth. How to manage it. Grow it. Protect it.
Napier Port IPO — Shallow Waters or Deep Opportunity?
Napier Port is going through an IPO for 45% of the company. And unless you live in the Hawke’s Bay, it’s looking very difficult to get any meaningful share allocation.
A2 Milk Soars: Time to Get Defensive?
One of the first tests I run is the ability for the company to maintain revenue. And continue paying dividends during an economic meltdown.
Investing in Kiwi Infrastructure: Two Top Stocks — Part Two
Often the best time to buy infrastructure shares are when the business first lists on the exchange through an IPO.