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...This chart from JP Morgan Asset Management isn’t exactly titled BTFD, but it does remind us that when the S&P 500 has just lost a cool quarter in value, the most successful thing to do has usually been to...
...People just don’t understand how the Fed’s operating model has changed. Quantities of money don’t really matter very much. What really matters is the interest rate that the Fed sets on reserves....
...S&P 500 dividend yields went as high as 9.2 per cent in the first quarter of 1938, according to S&P Dow Jones Indices. Even IPOs paid them, as I read to my surprise in Peris’s book....
...The Nobel and Pulitzer Prize-winning author Pearl S Buck amassed a personal library that fills two rooms of her 19th-century Pennsylvania farmhouse....
...All steady businesses that don’t lend themselves to high risk, high return strategies....
...When doing “draw and inspect”, new drawdowners will see the S&P 500 index reached an all-time high on March 28....
...Don Pinnock, a lecturer in criminology, said in an article in the Daily Maverick that the emphasis on “consumptive use” and game hunting risked permitting “poaching to be laundered within the legal framework...
...“We don’t expect AI to fix all accessibility issues in the foreseeable future,” Springer said, adding that he recognises its limitations....
...The S&P 500 isn’t at such extremes today....
...“Overall, I don’t think this news is a massive surprise or share price sensitive. M&S is in the best place it has been for many years operationally and financially.”...
...Equally, we don’t have the conditions that support a sustained equity bull run....
...Kyiv also operates long-range surface-to-air missile systems developed by the former Soviet Union, including the S-300 and S-200 systems....
...The 20-year average growth rate for earnings is about 10 per cent (according to S&P Indices)....
...Thoughtful and boring don’t usually top lists either, particularly amid images of companies going public with the cheering, champagne and confetti that surround newly minted multimillionaires and billionaires...
...He added: “We don’t agree with their position.”...
...They say if you do this then you’re in; if you don’t do it then you’re out....
...There are folks out there who make a good living building and selling covenant databases, and we don’t envy them....
...The Tories say the party’s sums don’t add up. The second is that Labour’s plan to spend £28bn either means higher taxes or higher inflation....
...The nicest pair of shoes I own are half a size too large because they didn’t have the 11.5’s and I couldn’t leave those beauties in the store. Idiotic. What can one do?...
...I just don’t know when . . . We’re still seeing lots of companies that we like....
...It’s a promising start, but LVMH simply isn’t Nvidia (up 72 per cent year-to-date) and even the shiniest handbags don’t attract the same desperate frenzy as AI....
...An increase in liquidity tends to push the marginal investor further out on the risk spectrum, since investors as a whole don’t have an infinite appetite for holding cash....
...But valuation shifts don’t go on forever....
...Seems to me, therefore, that unless I can beat the S&P 500 — in sterling to match my liabilities — I shouldn’t bother. The author is a former portfolio manager....
...— why would you begin a group singalong of “Champagne Supernova” when you don’t know the lyrics to the second verse?...
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