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America’s Debt: A Recipe for Disaster
The stock market is more volatile than it’s ever been. Why? Well, it all comes down to America’s ferocious appetite for debt.
Synlait Milk Share Price Lifts by 3.59%
The stock value for Synlait Milk Ltd [NZX:SML] rose by over 3% today. Synlait Milk holds the exclusive rights as the manufacturer of the popular dairy product for The a2 Milk Company [NZX:ATM]
How a Chinese Billionaire Was Erased
Trump is at war with the US Federal Reserve over the issue of interest rates. How high is too high? And how low is too low? Here’s the inconvenient truth.
Why the Information Revolution Failed
We live in the age of mobile devices and streaming content. We should be wiser and better informed. So why do we still lack common sense about the economy?
Insights From Our Conference
From cryptocurrencies to gold, there’s never been a better time to be an investor. But be warned: it’s a wild jungle of opportunity and risk out there.
Templeton Emerging Markets Investment Trust Share Price Declines 2.70%
The share price for Templeton Emerging Markets Investment Trust PLC [NZX:TEM] has fallen by over 2% today. Why has this happened?
Why Trump Has the Most to Lose From Falling Stocks
Before he was president, Trump attacked the Fed for keeping interest rates low. Now he’s criticising the Fed for raising them. Why?
Donald Trump Has Found His Next Fall Guy
It was inevitable, wasn’t it? Low interest rates and mounting debt have paved the way for our markets to fall. But this is just the beginning.
Why did Air New Zealand [NZX:AIR] jump 1.67% today on the New Zealand Stock Exchange?
The Air New Zealand Ltd stock price has risen from $2.99 to $3.04 — a 1.67% increase.
Facebook: Noxious Fruit of the Fake Economy
Facebook, just like Netflix and Google, thrives on entertainment value. But attention spans are shorter than ever. That’s the downside of the fake economy.
5 Key Habits of Successful New Zealand Investors
If you want to succeed at investing, you have to go beyond guesswork. You have to develop a smart approach like Peter Thiel and Warren Buffett.
The 2018 Dogs of the NZX
There’s an old time-tested financial idea that things move in cycles. Boom and bust. Up and down. Surplus and deficit. The theory was popularised by economists like Joseph Schumpeter and Jean Charles Léonard de Sismondi during the early 19th century.
Add These Four ‘Block-Genomic’ Trailblazers to Your Watchlist
Ryan Dinse here. We’re getting closer to the big reveal of a new ‘step-change’ in genomics. It’s a moon-shot project powered by blockchain that could send a clutch of unknown small and micro-sized biotechs hurtling into the stratosphere between now
How does Warren Buffett Read the Market?
For Warren Buffett, selling is usually something he doesn’t think about. Sure, he’ll sell if it turns out he was wrong about a business. He might even sell for an extremely inflated price. The latter is far rarer. But other