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Monthly Archives: July 2016
Shallow Chinese Stimulus
The FMG Litmus Test At the present time, government issued bond yields pretty much just give you your money back after inflation – if you’re lucky. Often when you’re desperate for returns, you tend to ignore risk – which is … Continue reading
Posted in Advice, Business, Peter Kerin
Tagged China, Collapse, Money, Peter Kerin, Security, Stimulus
2 Comments
Are Swiss Racists?
The Swiss Handshake Just some of the many benefits of having a beautiful, 22-year-old daughter who is a recent graduate of the left-wing / ALP / Greens / student union dominated Adelaide University is that I’m often reminded, amongst many … Continue reading
Deutsche Bank Collapse
The Impending ‘Deutsche Bank’ Collapse This article is a little long – but it’s a complex and important issue! Please persist until the end! The legendary share investor Warren Buffett describes derivatives as ‘weapons of mass destruction.’ With this description … Continue reading
Posted in Advice, Banking, Business, Peter Kerin, Strategy, Uncategorised
Tagged Bank, Collapse, derivatives, destruction, Deutsche, Peter Kerin
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Your Money’s Safety
How Safe is Your Money? ………….. Really!! In recent years, we’ve all heard people (ie: the perennial “armchair experts”) talk about financial crises – though mostly about those crises happening in Europe, China, and the US. As residents of the … Continue reading
Posted in Advice, Business, Peter Kerin, Strategy
Tagged Freeze, Money, Peter Kerin, Security
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Allocating Marketing Resources
Effectively Allocating Your Marketing Resources During the 1990s marketers (ie: advertisers) had no choice but to pay tens of thousands of dollars each year for print, TV, radio or other forms of conventional (ie: ‘traditional’ pre 2000’s) advertising, so they … Continue reading