Jim Mellon's next "Money Fountain"

Follow this link if this email is not displaying correctly DAILY BULLETIN Wednesday 29 March 2017 Mellon on the Markets: The next money fountain by Jim Mellon | Economics | 5 mins. to read Another Master Investor done! A huge crowd, impressive companies, great speakers and an engaged audience. Well done Swen and team! I must say I always feel wrung out afterwards, as it takes weeks to prepare my speech and develop my theme. Luckily, this year, I think we are onto a new money fountain centred on the New Age of Longevity – or Juvenescence, the title of our new book. I am writing this from the Babraham Institute at Cambridge, where I am attending a conference on the Ageing Cell with my colleague Anthony Chow. We are the only ones in the audience without PhDs, and it's quite hard to follow – but very worthwhile. We also got to have a drink with our friend Aubrey de Grey, the rock star of the anti-ageing space and someone everyone should watch online – and also contribute to his SENS foundation.   Click here to read the full story LATEST STORIES FROM OUR BLOG Sirius Minerals: Breakout targets 200 day line at 24p by Zak Mir | Trading | 1 mins. to read It would appear that Sirius Minerals (LON:SXX) is finally hitting the big time, at least in terms of ambitions to list on the main market.   Click here to read the full story Analysis please by Evil Knievil | Evil Diaries | 1 mins. to read Analysis please: the Remainers have come up with this figure of £60bn as a lump sum to be paid to the EU before anything happens. The trouble is that no analysis is offered.  And, anyway, would you pay £60bn in advance (his request) to Michel Barnier?   Click here to read the full story Strong performance by specialist Vietnam fund by Nick Sudbury | Funds | 5 mins. to read The £570m VinaCapital Vietnam Opportunity Fund (LON:VOF) has just announced a strong set of half-year results for the six months to the end of December.   Click here to read the full story Are these the best contrarian stock-pickers in London? by Nick Sudbury | Funds | 1 mins. to read The stock market is driven by investor sentiment with share prices often trading nowhere near their true fundamental value.   Click here to read the full story Iceland re-opens its door to capital flows by Filipe R Costa | Economics | 1 mins. to read While Europe is recovering from the financial and sovereign crises at a very moderate pace, Iceland seems to have completely reversed one of the worst banking crises ever seen.   Click here to read the full story Higher inflation could enhance Shell's income appeal by Robert Stephens | Equities | 5 mins. to read Inflation is arguably one of the biggest dangers facing investors at the moment. Although it is currently only 2.3% in the UK, forecasts from various entities such as the Bank of England say it will hit 3% or even 4% by the end of 2018.   Click here to read the full story QUOTE OF THE DAY "Problems are only opportunities in work clothes."                                                 Henry J. Kaiser MASTER INVESTOR SHOW VIDEO EXCLUSIVE LATEST EDITION OUT NOW Fidelity's Tom Stevenson - Keeping the faith with markets Money for nothing - Alan Steel explains the power of pensions Oil majors go green - How the oil titans are adapting in the age of renewables Making Mexico great again - Mexican stocks look good value after Trump's tirade How to avoid yield traps - We explain how to navigate this common pitfall Click here to download as PDF   Click here to read online Master Investor Ltd. Suite 88, 22 Notting Hill Gate London, W11 3JE T: +44 7515 542707 E: swen@masterinvestor.co.uk Share the newsletter: Follow us: Copyright © 2017 Master Investor Ltd, All rights reserved. Master Investor is a trading name of Master Investor Ltd. Material contained within Master Investor Magazine and its website is for general information purposes only and is not intended to be relied upon by individual readers in making (or refraining from making) any specific investment decisions. Master Investor Ltd. does not accept any liability for any losses suffered by any user as a result or any such descision. If a Daily Bulletin is too frequent, why not opt in to our once weekly mailing list for a round up of the week's news. Want to change how you receive these emails? Why did I get this | Unsubscribe from this list | Update subscription preferences