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Tuesday, 24 September 2013

"Gentlemen who prefer bonds don't know what they've missing."

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Theoretically, it makes no sense to put any money into bonds, even if you do need income. Take the case of a asset allocation of 50 perce...

Buy Stocks!

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Millions of people are devoted to collecting interest, which may or may not keep them slightly ahead of inflation, when they could be enjoyi...

A luxury that few people can afford.

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If you are lucky to have been rewarded in life , there comes a point at which you have to decide: - whether to become a slave to your net ...
Friday, 20 September 2013

The End Of The American Dream - USA

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The Middle class is defined as a set of people with these aspirations: I want to own my own house I want to live in a safe neighbourhoo...

Who owns the Federal Reserve

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Someone once asked Warren Buffett how to become a better investor.

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Someone once asked Warren Buffett how to become a better investor.  He pointed to a stack of annual reports and industry trade journals...

World Collapse Explained in 3 Minutes

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Money As Debt - Full Length Documentary

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How Do Banks Create Money from Nothing? The Basics of the Economic Crisis Uploaded on 3 Oct 2009 The economic crisis is the result ...

Chin Peng

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An intriguing enigma to the end BY CHEAH BOON KHENG Chin Peng, flanked by C.D. Abdullah and Tan Sri Rahim Noor, during the signing...
Wednesday, 18 September 2013

Peter Lynch's strategy for all seasons

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More than 80% of investment managers don't beat the market. Peter Lynch did it consistently over 13 years with Magellan. His secret: P...

One up on Wall Street by Peter Lynch (Summary)

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Here is a  summary of One up on Wall Street   by Peter Lynch  – this is one of the best books you could ever lay your hands on. Peter Lyn...

Peter Lynch: Beating the Street (Summary)

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Beating the Street Plot Summary Preview of  Beating the Street  Summary: Peter Lynch, manager of Fidelity Investment's incredibly s...
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