* Today is a consumer-focused day. Consumer spending numbers come from Germany, France and other European economies. The European consumer (except the Italian, of course) has a lot to be cheerful about. Labor markets are strong. Bank lending is normal. There are localized problems (riots on the Champ Elsysee deter shoppers), but the numbers should […]
Following my first post on this topic, a reader suggested I also look at how an all-equity portfolio and a 60/40 portfolio would have performed over the same period assuming a 4% spending rule.
A new space race is heating up.
Following my first post on this topic, a reader suggested I also look at how an all-equity portfolio and a 60/40 portfolio would have performed over the same period assuming a 4% spending rule.
Bond investors appear to be bracing for a grim economic outlook.
LBBW and Commerzbank together have reached a milestone in the digitisationof commercial transactions based on distributed ledger technology (DLT).
Bond investors appear to be bracing for a grim economic outlook.
* In the interminably tedious UK-EU divorce, the following has happened. The UK prime minister will resign if the government deal succeeds, and will stay if it fails. The UK opposition leader backs a referendum if in opposition, but opposes a referendum if in government. Parliament rejects everything. Turning the process off and on again […]
LBBW and Commerzbank together have reached a milestone in the digitisationof commercial transactions based on distributed ledger technology (DLT).
Bond investors appear to be bracing for a grim economic outlook.