Tick By Tick Research Email - Is Idiosyncracy the New Norm?
Dear AllEvery year, around this time, a wide variety of finance professionals and investors alike make their own predictions about Global economies, markets and specific investment products. In...
View ArticleTick By Tick Research Email - The Austerity Story
The Austerity Story Dear All Every year the folks over at Merriam-Webster's Dictionary award the coveted prize of "Word of the Year". Initially devised using a myriad of statistics, the award is now...
View ArticleTick By Tick Research Email - A Delirious Mr Mario Draghi
Dear AllWhen contemplating what I was going to write about for the first instalment of this weeks' market comment, I thought I had it cracked. However, by 2pm on Friday, my original subject matter had...
View ArticleTick By Tick Research Email - Monetary Easing vs Treasury Yields
Dear All Ever since Captain Ben turned his printer off in March of last year, the world has been a wash with rumours of when the latest round of "easing", or more simply "fiat currency printing", will...
View ArticleTick By Tick Research Email - The Bonus Dilemma
The Bonus Dilemma Dear AllAs we just crown off the first month of our final twelve according to the Mayans, one of the most important events in Finance is upon us. Q4 GDP? Q4 Results? Christmas Sales...
View ArticleTick By Tick Research Email - Sometimes It Is Who You Know About and Not What...
Dear All After spending over two millennia and billions - if not trillions - of dollars studying the atmosphere around us, I find it amazing that we are still terrible at predicting future weather...
View ArticleTick By Tick Research Email - Anorexic Volume
Dear AllIn 1873, a British Physician named Sir William Gull used his diagnostic skill to term a severe eating disorder that seemed to plague those experiencing a neurotic loss of appetite as anorexia...
View ArticleTick By Tick Research Comment - 13 Economic Tales To Take You Into 2013
Dear All, As Bollinger question why their sales have dropped off a 'cliff' (excuse the pun), since London's LIBOR traders find themselves looking for a career change, the rest of the investment...
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