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Thursday 16 December 2021

About markets action on the FED day and a few days after that.

Day one; on the FED day there will be Over-Reaction.

Day two; there is usually Reaction-to-day-one-action.

Day three;  action is the best indication on how participants digested the news


Tuesday 7 December 2021

Opportunities.

"When considering a new project or opportunity, one of the first questions to ask is, “How do I want to spend my days?”

Make as few choices as possible that violate your answer.

Many opportunities seem exciting but actually give you less of the life you want."

Every cycle is different, but one of the hardest things to do is to sit out the sharp and fast relief rallies during primary downtrend. Every time they feel and seem real and so inviting.

Friday 3 December 2021

An example - DOCU

"Once a market leader puts in a secular top, there is a 50 % chance that it will decline by 80 %  and an 80 % chance it will decline by 50 percent."

Tuesday 30 November 2021

What is your plan ?

How are you going to get to your goal ? If you trade a short term move you give up the bigger move. If you go for the bigger move you will give up short term profits as you hold through pullbacks that never recover. There is no perfect plan. What is your plan ?

Thursday 25 November 2021

"When China sneezes, the whole world catches the flu."

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Not something an investor should discount. 

Economic implications are pretty clear. Lower retail sales, home construction, fuel consumption. The lunar new year increases the risks of the virus spreading but it's also a holiday for many so in some ways the industrial and supply chain impacts are muted. If it keeps spreading, prevention efforts are going to get more intense and it's going to have a more meaningful impact on growth. The responses are similar to what they were a hundred years ago during the Spanish flu. Moreover, the better the control measures (curfews/travel bans/restrictions on public gatherings/limiting public transportation), the bigger the hit to growth. There are no easy choices.


Friday 19 November 2021

ZIM


                                                paying over 18% in dividends

Thursday 18 November 2021

Just remember: by the time we get to where we want to go the journey will have already ended.

Wednesday 17 November 2021

"Edison failed 10,000 times before perfecting the incandescent electric light bulb. Don’t worry if you fail once."

Arguably America’s greatest inventor, Thomas Edison had an extraordinarily positive perception of life that greatly enhanced his ability as an inventor. When others might have been hopelessly discouraged after failing thousands of times in an attempt to develop an electric light, the great Edison simply viewed each unsuccessful experiment as the elimination of a solution that wouldn’t work, thereby moving him that much closer to a successful solution. We could all take a lesson from Edison. Stories abound about inventors who quit trying and gave up too soon or miners who struck gold just a few feet beyond where someone else quit digging. There are few obstacles in life that will not succumb to consistent, sustained, intelligent, positive action. When you are discouraged after you’ve failed at something, remember Edison’s 10,000 failures before he arrived at the solution that forever changed the world.

Monday 15 November 2021

Inflation is surging.

The inflation comparisons between November and February are very easy to beat - so inflation will surge further in these months. Nevertheless, inflation will most likely peak in Q1 22 - something to keep in mind and a reason to be stalking for buying opportunities in bonds.

Moreover, market participants seem to view this inflationary environment still as transitory. For example, the two-year breakeven -- which represents the market’s view on the annual pace of inflation over the next two years -- is currently 3.3%, while the 10-year rate is 2.7%. That suggests that traders expect price pressures to subside over time.