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Buying High and Selling low
Buying high and selling low may sound counterintuitive, however, the relative strength strategy demonstrates buying stronger companies and selling relatively weaker performers may result in a positive return. This article isn’t about relative strength strategy but about the behavioural…
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Investing at every peak
How I found out about the worst market timer ever. Written by George Adkinson. When I first started investing, I was worried about how much impact one decision could have on my financial future. I realised early on…
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Read moreThe October Effect
What is the October effect? There is a theory known as the October effect, where stock prices fall in October. Since most statistics contradict the hypothesis, it is thought to be more of a psychological event than a real…
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Investing Is Simple, But Not Easy
It’s straightforward to say that choosing to invest, to begin with, gives a chance to safeguard hard-earned money from inflation and even increase it further. Having the foresight and self-control to refrain from spending money now to have a better…
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Read moreGlobal Capitalisation
What is market capitalisation? Market capitalisation or market cap is the main type of weighting method when it comes to valuing a stock market. One big question is ‘Why do we weigh our portfolios to market capitalisation?’ To understand what…
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In Investing, Time Is Your Friend
The fact that there is no quick fix or easy path to successful investing is one of the biggest obstacles that all investors must overcome. The tortoise and the hare fable by Aesop is a helpful metaphor. Utilising the…
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Read moreInflation is a Tax on your Wealth
The majority of people are extremely mindful of the obstacle of inflation when they get to the supermarket checkout, or when paying their energy bills. The true worth of their assets, such as the assets in their investment portfolio,…
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The Growing Popularity of ESG Investing: What It Means for Your Portfolio
In recent years, Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) investing has gained significant traction among investors, institutions, and asset managers. This trend isn’t just a fleeting interest; it’s reshaping the investment landscape in profound ways. As more individuals and institutions look…
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Read moreNavigating Legal Residency & Work Permits in Hong Kong: A Guide for British Expats
Hong Kong has long been a popular destination for British expats, offering a unique blend of Eastern and Western cultures, a dynamic economy, and a vibrant expatriate community. Whether you’re moving to Hong Kong for a new job, business opportunities,…
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Regular Savings with Bonnie and Clyde
Question: Who will accumulate the largest pot of money aged 65, assuming 8% investment growth? Bonnie who saves for 10 years from 21 to 30 then decides to cease paying into…
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Read moreThe Investment Committee – Paddling Hard Beneath The Surface
A powerful, well-diversified, long-term investment strategy must be built and maintained in addition to excellent, ongoing financial planning if you want to meet your financial objectives and liberate yourself and your loved ones to live the lives you envision.
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Timing the Market, Why it’s a Fool’s Game
The temptation to outsmart the stock market by perfectly timing investments is strong for many investors. The dream of buying low and selling high is an alluring one. However, market timing is widely considered one of the riskiest strategies…
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