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Central Bank Interventions Brings the World to the Brink

Central Bank Interventions Brings the World to the Brink

Meanwhile, the central banks are trying to take away the blocks and make it lower, without toppling it when it is their move.

By Brian Chu, Friday, 10 December 2021

Riding the Digital Land Boom!

Riding the Digital Land Boom!

Still, if you presume increasing numbers will be using the metaverse to shop, work, and play, that means that the location of the digital land in the metaverse could potentially yield a significant economic rent.

By Catherine Cashmore, Thursday, 09 December 2021

Winners and Losers from Demographic Change

Winners and Losers from Demographic Change

There will be winners even in those economies most challenged (except for China, which has rule of law deficiencies and will have political turmoil in addition to the demographic challenges).

By Jim Rickards, Wednesday, 08 December 2021

Why There Are Big Risks in Big Stocks

Why There Are Big Risks in Big Stocks

But the beauty of small-caps is that the surges to the upside on winning stocks can be quite impressive.

By Izaac Ronay, Tuesday, 07 December 2021

ASX Lithium and BNPL Stocks Crater on Omicron and Interest Rate Fears

ASX Lithium and BNPL Stocks Crater on Omicron and Interest Rate Fears

From Afterpay [ASX:APT] to Vulcan Energy Resources [ASX:VUL], BNPL and lithium stocks are under heavy selling pressure today as markets worry about Omicron and inflation.

By Kiryll Prakapenka, Monday, 06 December 2021

Property: What Not to Do

Property: What Not to Do

In this we predicted the booming housing market we are currently in. Hardly anyone bought it because nobody could believe housing could boom because of the pandemic.

By Callum Newman, Monday, 06 December 2021

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