Dick Branson’s vanity space tourism company $SPCE has lost 82% of its value for its poor shareholders in just six months time. Just 18% to go! You can do it, Dick!
For most people nowadays, their smartphone is within arm’s reach 24 hours a day. It’s in their pocket while they’re at work, it’s in their hand on the train ride home and it’s on their bedside table as they go to sleep. With this level of proximity and…
Yesterday I noticed how the emerging markets fund (EEM) was in a reliable channel for the past year and it seemed plausible that we’d start heading south. Although one shouldn’t draw conclusions based on just an hour of trading, at leas…
The Johnson government has had an uncanny ability to weather political storms since taking power back in 2019. The number of scandals and controversies the prime minister and his party have experienced which would have brought most other leaders tumbli…
While the importance of advertising for the revenue streams of journalistic outlets has decreased, digital and native ads are still seen as two of the three most relevant sources of income for media houses. According to data from a survey conducted by …
Goldman Sachs this week predicted that the Eurozone would grow at a faster pace than the U.S. in 2022, projecting a growth rate of 4.4 percent for EU and only 3.5 percent for U.S. GDP. The latest World Bank forecast, also from January, still sees the U…
I’m talking about the EUR/USD.
Wow. Beautiful breakout. Not what your US earning, European living correspondent wants to see.
Hopefully, just a bear market rally return to the scene of the crime. A normal retracement to the breakdown area of…
Some folks have mentioned that crypto seems to lead the way when it comes to equities.
For a full year now, the emerging markets fund EEM has been following a relatively smooth descending channel, bouncing between support (green line) and resistance (red line). It doesn’t always make it all the way to the line, but there’…
I finally put my money where my mouth is and acquired April puts on ARKK early today. Here are a couple of Cathie’s utterly precariously-looking funds: