The generational differences of investing are likely to be the most marked, bearing in mind that this is the most educated generation ever and most indebted to the tune of $1.6tn. How people think about investing will depend on where they are in life’s journey. So boomers approaching the end of their working life will focus on investing for retirement. On the other end of the spectrum, Gen Zers will thinking about education and...
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Monetary policy has lost its mojo because the world’s central bank, the Fed is in a liquidity trap. Deutsche Bank Securities chief economist recently published a report titled “QE no longer works”. Indeed, a decade on from $33 trillion in bailouts, an unprecedented amount of liquidity, zero interest rates and bubbly stock prices a string of investor titans are forecasting a US recession in 2020. Who will come to the...
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Automakers in the US and Europe are experiencing Carmageddon, which is loosely defined as dismal demand for passenger cars. The retail brick and mortar meltdown is now spreading to Carmageddon, despite the so-called “economic recovery”. Carmageddon is now official as the auto industry reports its biggest challenges since 2009 in a climate of waning consumer demand for passenger cars Auto sales are down significantly since 2019. The...
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