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4 days ago · Charles Ormond is a financial analyst and writer specialising in emerging trends within tech stocks. Before his tenure at Fat Tail Investment Research, Charles was entrenched in the realm of fintech start-ups, where he explored novel financial products.
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3 days ago · Down 7% Last Year, This Sector Is Off to a Big Start in FY25. By Greg Canavan, July 3, 2024. ‘Investors’ have completely ignored energy stocks. In today’s Fat Tail Daily, I’ll give you a sneak peek of some of the investment ideas I’ve been talking to our paid members about.
3 days ago · In today’s Fat Tail Daily article, I’ll unpack what this term means, how it will affect the lives of everyday Aussies, and the potential risks (and opportunities) in store for investors. But before we can talk about deglobalisation, we need to talk first about its twin: globalisation.
5 days ago · Dear Reader, Today is the first of July. And so another financial year gets underway. How did last year’s go? The benchmark index, the ASX200, increased by nearly 8%. The ASX200 gross return index, including the value of dividends, rose by 12.24%. That’s a solid performance and a bit better than you should expect on […]
1 day ago · This study offers a multidimensional solution to mitigate the risk raised due to oil price volatility for navigating investments within the Russian financial landscape.
4 days ago · The solution to so many problems is to re-localise our economies, not least in food and farming. This 30-minute film was made by the truly enlightened 78-year old, Helena Norberg-Hodge, who, with her small Local Futures team, orchestrated the gathering of re-localisation experts from around the world to speak their wisdom at a Bristol conference, conducted each and every interview and coordinated them into this insightful 30-minute film.
4 days ago · they suggest methods for the investigation of fat tail scenarios. Our procedure addresses both fat and thin tails for the effect sizes. However, as we will see, the approach proposed in this work is most effective when the lifts are thin-tailed. Azevedo et al. (2019) provide an overview of classical and recent methods available in this context.
