What determines cryptocurrency value investing, in other words, picking cryptos trading below their exchange value? First, let us start with defining what gives value to any asset. So assets can have imputed value and intrinsic value. Imputed value is the assumed value given to an item because its actual value is not known or estimated. Money has imputed value which has evolved as societies advance. Shells, metal coins, and spices...
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The politics of gold price weighs more on the current value of the shiny yellow precious metal than the economic and financial fundamentals. In an article it was written that the market is essentially bets on the Fed and CCP policy. Markets have essentially become a political tool to influence public sentiment. When the Federal Reserve, the world’s central bank by default, wants to foster a feel-good sentiment it buys assets in...
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2021 could be the year where the classroom clown act to be popular at school has graduated to investing with play dumb get rich. A piece in Young Money has revealed how the play dumb get rich strategy has made a mockery out of serious investing. With the system awash, with central bank funny money playing the buffoon was incredibly lucrative this year. So, without further ado, here are a few play dumb get rich investment strategies...
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The Nasdaq Golden Dragon China Index is giving investors a good ride for their money as bargain-hunters bought the August dip. In a piece entitled, “Treasuries,” a few months ago, in August, it was written that the “NASDAQ Golden Dragon China Index looks interesting.” Fast forward a few months, and that was yet another bang on the money call as the Golden Dragon jumped 13.6% since slumping to the lowest in more than a year on August...
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The deflationary view versus hyperinflation debate continues to rage. Some economists believe that we are entering a period of falling prices due to the efficiency and effectiveness of fourth revolution technologies. But others like myself think the reverse could play out with prices escalating in a type of stagflation. But first, let’s understand the deflationary view, which highlights the cost-cutting benefit of new...
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