ARTEMIS INCOME: Elite fund aims for 10% dividend rise
Investment fund Artemis Income benefits from three pairs of hands on the tiller – Adrian Frost, Nick Shenton and Andy Marsh.
May 2021
ANDY BELL: Forget Bitcoin, my advice is to get rich slowly
Currently, I cannot present a credible thesis as to why someone should invest in cryptocurrencies. It defies logic.
Restaurants will toast a summer of deals, says boss of Franco Manca
Hospitality bosses and investment bankers are predicting a takeover deals bonanza this summer as pub and restaurant sales rebound sharply after the pandemic.
NewsWatch: Life might feel more certain this summer, but betting on a calm stock market still could go wrong
The next couple of months could easily see more volatility in markets, as more people take time off starting this Memorial Day weekend, potentially exacerbating…
Will Gold Hit A New All-Time-High This Year?
Incrementum AG sees a 45% probability of the gold price hitting a new all-time high at $2,100 or higher as early as December 2021. Authored by Ronald Stoeferle…
Stock Analysis
Buffett: The Making of an American Capitalist [Audiobook]-P2P
Since its hardcover publication in August 1995, Buffett has appeared on the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, San Francisco Chronicle, Los Angeles Times, Seattle…
Richmond driver fined for parking on SkyTrain plaza to use ATM – CBC.ca
Metro Vancouver Transit Police say they fined a woman in Richmond, B.C., for driving onto a pedestrian plaza in front of a SkyTrain station to use an automatic…
California man gets 2 years in prison for laundering Bitcoin – KCRA Sacramento
A Southern California man who pleaded guilty to illegally operating kiosks where customers could buy Bitcoin with cash, or sell Bitcoin in exchange for cash has…
Nova Scotia could see Atlantic bubble return Canada Day – HalifaxToday.ca
The province might also reopen to Canadian travellers outside of the Atlantic provinces later this summer
With inflation near a 20-year high, here are the stronger sectors: Alpha Tactics
The Fed’s preferred inflation gauge, the core personal consumption expenditures price index, was at 3.1% for April, the most since 1992.