Your editor will try to be brief today because as soon as we’re done with these notes we’re scooting off to visit one of our Australian Small-Cap Investigator tips for a guided tour of a demonstration facility.
If you’re an Australian Small-Cap Investigator subscriber you’ll read about, and hopefully see the video we plan to take, [...]
economic recovery
What a time to be trying to pick a stock or two for this month’s Australian Small-Cap Investigator.
The way I look at it, backing small-cap stocks can be like punting. It’s one of the riskiest share investments you can make. And that’s even when the market is going in your favour.
But when the market has [...]
Just a few quick comments from your editor today before we hand over to assistant editor Shae Smith.
We’re concentrating on the May issue of Australian Small-Cap Investigator for most of this week, but we should still find time to lob a few grenades at mainstream thinking.
So, before Shae takes up the slack, a couple of [...]
A quick follow on from yesterday’s Money Morning. We like this quote we’ve found from Professor Walter Block:
“Consider a man and a woman each with a productivity of $10 per hour, and suppose, because of discrimination or whatever, that the man is paid $10 per hour and the woman is paid $8 per hour. [...]
Time and again the mainstream press puts the cart before the horse.
They aren’t alone of course. After all, much of the time the mainstream press only writes what it does because it is fed with drivel by mainstream Keynesian economists.
The headline in yesterday’s Australian Financial Review (AFR) was a perfect example of the press getting [...]
It appears your editor owes an apology to Lord Monckton of Brenchley following last Friday’s Money Morning.
As you know, we’re more than happy to admit when we get something wrong, and on this occasion we have. What did we stuff up? Well, for that you’ll have to wait until tomorrow.
Until then…
Your editor laughed [...]
Since early March, investors have had a bit of a breather from the devastation of 17 months of almost constant bad economic, financial and investment news. If we haven’t yet seen the bottom of this economic cycle, we’ve almost certainly seen the worst of the stockmarket falls. How much money has been lost? By all [...]
The last few months has seen no-end of theories about what shape the economic recovery and stock market recovery will take.
Will it be ‘V’, ‘W’, ‘L’, ’square-root’ shaped?
Your editor has no idea. What we do know is that things aren’t as rosy as the mainstream media and analysts make it out to be.
Some of [...]
