How Trump’s Venezuela Takeover Could Change World Markets
The unprecedented U.S. military intervention in Venezuela — culminating in the capture of President Nicolás Maduro and an explicit plan by the Trump administration to […]
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3 Things You Should Do for Your Portfolio Before the Year Ends
As 2026 approaches, markets are ending the year with a rare mix of opportunity and uncertainty — moderating inflation, shifting rate expectations, and a rotation […]
December Rate Cut: Why It’s Suddenly Back on the Table
Just weeks ago, the idea of a December Federal Reserve rate cut looked uncertain. Inflation was proving sticky, labour data looked resilient, and Fed officials […]
Why Bitcoin Is Falling Now
Bitcoin’s latest pullback has caught many investors off guard, especially after months of strong institutional inflows and a generally bullish macro backdrop. But the decline […]
Is the Bull Market Over? — A Finance World Commentary
Over the past few years, equity markets have staged an impressive rebound: robust gains, AI-driven optimism, and resilient corporate earnings have fueled what many call […]
Value vs Growth: A Turning Point — Or Just Noise?
In 2025, the old debate between value and growth investing is re-emerging with renewed vigor — and for good reason. After a decade of growth […]
Commentary: Why Hopes for a December Fed Rate Cut Are Fading
The financial world began the quarter with strong optimism that the U.S. Federal Reserve would deliver a rate cut in December. Markets priced it in, […]
Warren Buffett’s Farewell Letter: The End of an Era, The Start of a Legacy
When Warren Buffett announced in his final shareholder letter that he was “going quiet,” it marked the end of one of the most extraordinary chapters […]
3 Things to Do for Your Portfolio Before the Year-End Holiday
As the year winds down and the holiday season approaches, it’s tempting to shift your focus from markets to merriment. But before you hang up […]
Why the First $100,000 Matters More Than You Think
There’s an old saying in investing that’s stood the test of time: “The first $100,000 is the hardest.” It was Charlie Munger who first said it, and […]