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| • | Inflation Plc – a reliably underperforming investment | | • | Clarifying speed and direction in the energy disruption | | • | Hammer pants (and more) are back! | | • | BIGGER THAN NORTH SEA OIL | | • | Painting the landscape in oil | | • | Podcast: what's a story worth? |
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Inflation Plc – a reliably underperforming investment
Imagine on this day a year ago, you invested in a special kind of stock. Let's call this stock, Inflation Plc, hypothetically speaking. Let's say you invested £31,460, or you "YOLOd" (you only live once) with your entire annual income (that figure is estimated as the median yearly earnings for a full-time UK employee). In other words, you are solely dependent on Inflation Plc performing well to deliver some tasty profits. A year later though, Inflation Plc has not performed as you'd hoped. Oh, dear. Read more here |
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Clarifying speed and direction in the energy disruption
After a week off, learning to surf (getting smashed by waves) in Portugal, I'm feeling refreshed and ready to tackle some new issues. But not today. That is because today is "COP Day", also known as "Groundhog Day". The conference of parties that took place in Glasgow over the last fortnight is over and I'm actually quite relieved to have been away during those last few days. Read more here |
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Hammer pants (and more) are back!
I was made to feel old the other day. I had the day off, so my wife and I went out with the boys to a nearby town that we quite like. They have a restaurant there that's an "Asian fusion" restaurant, a mix of Japanese and Korean food mainly. Afterwards, we thought we'd have a potter about the shops (as you do). In doing so, our eldest needed some new jumpers and trackies (tracksuit pants in Australian speak) for the impending winter. Read more here |
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BIGGER THAN NORTH SEA OIL
Ten miles off the coast of Scotland, a new $11.7 trillion energy revolution could be about to begin…
One so lucrative… an independent think tank believes it could SURPASS the oil and gas boom of the last 100 years… and “could easily equal the whole production of North Sea oil.”
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Painting the landscape in oil
The old idea used to be that there was no cure for high oil prices like high oil prices, because people would rush to supply the market. In a market for a single good such as oil, this works. If you see oil double in price, you race to find more to sell it. And it really makes sense, when you've got customers who absolutely have to buy oil and its byproducts. But that narrative no longer holds water. Read more here |
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Podcast: what's a story worth?
It's been a few weeks since Sam Volkering and Kit Winder have been face to face on the Exponential Investor podcast… Well, the wait is over! Today we discuss a couple of key things that have been going on since we last converged via video chat. Most notably, what are we to make of the COP26 meeting? Read more here |
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