The latest issue of Master Investor Magazine came off the press on Saturday with fresh articles from all our contributors. It is available to read and download here. With the markets looking increasingly volatile, we have looked at a range of options to help you determine the best way to protect your wealth through a potential crisis.
Risks in the international financial system have been rising for a while.
In recent months bank valuations and some credit default swaps (CDSs – the rates at which banks insure each other) for European banks have reached levels not even seen during the Credit Crunch of 2008.
Brexit has created a climate of uncertainty – not just for the UK, but for Europe as a whole.
But there is another malign force at work – the relentless rise in debt in a zero-interest world. Even cash-generative China is awash with debt.
A crunch of some kind is coming – though what form it will take is arguable. Financial Armageddon over the next two years is not inevitable, but it is beginning to look likelier than not.
Don't despair. I've got some ideas on how to survive a possible banking collapse…
by Zak Mir | Trading| 1 mins. to read It is not always wise to follow every heartbeat of a stock or market you may be interested in. But in the case of Sound Energy (LON:SOU), this may be the correct thing to do.
by Evil Knievil | Evil Diaries | 1 mins. to read I won £80,000 on Almandin last Tuesday in the Melbourne Cup but had lost £20,000 of that by COB Friday. However, by around 4.20 p.m. on Saturday I had lost a further £20,000. Not good.
by Zak Mir | Trading | 1 mins. to read I was reminded of Paddy Power Betfair (LON:PPB), not only on the basis that we are seeing much more volatility and interesting financial markets, but that we are also in the run up to a big political decision in the US.
by John Cornford | Commodities | 5 mins. to read Shares in Sirius Minerals (LON:SXX) have rightly suffered a major pullback over the past few days, and many private-investor enthusiasts for the stock have been badly burned. The trouble with Sirius is that there is a lot of questionable analysis out there in the public domain right now.
by Zak Mir | Trading | 1 mins. to read It would appear that there are multiple factors affecting mining giant Randgold Resources, over and above it being the FTSE 100's favourite gold price proxy.
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