How to capitalise on the depressed global market and what investment strategies might be worth considering, if any?
Welcome to Finance and Fury, the Say What Wednesday edition. Question from John: “I have a question on how to capitalise on the depressed global market ie what investment strategies might be worth considering if any. I know it’s very much early days, but I’d be...
read moreHow do negative yielding bonds work and why would anyone buy them?
Welcome to Finance and Fury, The Say What Wednesday Edition This week Question from Mark – two-part episode (over this week and next) Hi Louis I have 2 questions, can you explain how negative yielding bonds work, they are saying a third of the global bond market is in...
read moreWhy do Central Bank’s target 2-3% inflation and what are they trying to accomplish by having it in that range?
Welcome to Finance and Fury, The Say What Wednesday edition – Every week answering your questions – Hi Louis, thank you for the great content and the research you put in! I have another question you might be able to tackle: why do central banks target 2-3% inflation?...
read moreAssets that will survive a financial correction
Welcome to Finance and Fury. Today’s we’ll be talking about what assets will survive a financial correction. The assets that that people still have confidence in. Confidence is key! In any asset, confidence is what is required. Why is confidence important? If...
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Welcome to Finance & Fury, the ‘Say What Wednesday’ edition. This week’s question comes from Gab; “Hi Louis, I was looking at different asset classes and how someone could get exposure to them (outside superannuation) and got stuck on "fixed income". If I...
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