My Worst Investment Ever: My worst investment was when I jumped on the crypto-currency bandwagon. Even though I made some money out of it, I would personally consider it to be the worst investment I have made so far.
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In our Top 5 this week, we examine retirement finance, ask if active alpha can cover taxes, and discuss the importance of market regimes. All this and more…
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Chart of the Day: Looking at all non-financial companies globally, grouped by size. Cash conversion cycle (CCC) has risen for all companies following the GFC. The high CCC means that companies are more vulnerable to a credit crunch and/or economic slowdown.
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My Worst Investment Ever: If something is great, and you use it and love it, and everyone loves it, maybe you should invest in it. I started using Amazon.com early on, say around 1998.
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PT Astra Agro Lestari Tbk is one of the largest oil palm players in Indonesia with an extensive operational experience spanning over more than 30 years. Profitable Growth has mainly ranked above average, and in the past 12 months, AALI ranked in the top half among 600 large Consumer Staples companies worldwide.
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Lotte Shopping Company Limited generates 91% of revenue in Korea, has expanded overseas to China, Vietnam, Indonesia, and Russia, and the main revenue of the company is contributed by Hypermarkets. Profitable Growth has ranked among the worst over the years.
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In our Top 5 this week, we reveal learned wisdom from the stock market last year, run through the 2018 Factor Olympics, and check out investing resolutions for 2019. All this and more…
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Korean Air Lines Company Limited is the flagship carrier for South Korea and is the largest in the country based on fleet size and number of international destinations. Profitable Growth performance was among the worst until 2016.
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Chart of the Day: We’ve looked at the correlation with the US market during the two major crises. China has been uncorrelated, a possible explanation is the Chinese regulation not allowing foreign access to its stock markets.
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Chart of the Day: China and US have more or less the same level of debt to GDP. In China, corporates have the highest burden while in the US the heaviest burden lies on the government.
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