Interesting.

Interesting indeed. And it should be obvious to all that with the times being very uncertain, and the imposition of lock-downs being very real, that there is no way an adequate income is certain. Thus the only choice is to have some form of available liquid assets, which so far includes banked savings. Of course the motivation to use the banks is dropping along with the interest rates. And with no cash placed into the banking system the banks will have nothing to work with. That does not bode well for the banks, does it?.

Why is the UAE such a perfect place for trading? My answer is a simple two words: Easy Money.

Was it the best choice move? Or not?? That depends on a number of uncontrollable variables. How long this lats being one of them. And how much difference would it make if a whole trainload of vzccine had arrived last week??

Interesting. I was not familiar with Schwazze.

Interesting, but it does not look good. But despite all, the banks favor promoting inflation so as to help their friends in the stock market enrich themselves. What happens if they accidentally start a revolution????

Interesting that even while folks are dying the stock markets appear to thrive. The meaning of that reality is unclear to me.

The success of any organization, as gauged by profitability, is controlled by both the effectiveness and efficiency of production, including management and marketing, on the one side, and the desire of the buying market for the product on the other side.

If folks do not want the product then it is not likely to sell, and thus it would not succeed. That is fairly elementary.

I am rather more an omnivore and so the whole direction of things seems a bit strange to me.

This is an example of the performance of non-diversified portfolios. Non-diversification can take advantage of market mood swings and other non-scientific forces, and an investor able to read moods can profit. Others need to be in for the long term to see any gains.

An interesting and educational article.