Market May Be Volatile, Favorable View on Ericsson
The stock of Ericsson (ERIC) is up about 20% since its mention in a previous post, “China and 5G Technology.” There should still be a meaningful opportunity ahead. Ericsson makes… Read more »
Category: trade
Supply Chains
Logistics and supply chains are not necessarily the same thing. The former is known as a military science of procuring rations for troops. Supply chains, which pertain to sourcing and… Read more »
Tariff Matters, For The Record?
Political issues can by nature be such that some won’t discuss them. Topics are under-emphasized, maybe for valid reasons. However, prevailing reasoning can then be contorted, or even manipulated years… Read more »
Thoughts on Revolve Marketing and Retail Storefronts
What we have is effectively a newsletter about insights or issues that become evident through following financial markets and there is leeway and freedom of methodology. There are in fact… Read more »
A 2020 Year Ahead Post
There are not any top picks, or pans, for 2020 at hand. The modus operandi here tends to be predicated upon our stock market (VOO) gaining most of the time, amid… Read more »
The Situation in Argentina
There is an ongoing crisis in Argentina. The nation is in a difficult fiscal and economic situation: “with ballooning inflation, a plunging peso, a poverty rate that has risen from… Read more »
Debate Prelude
There is news of progress toward a trade deal with China amid a protracted and aggravated dispute. Both sides not only have tariffs in place, but on increasingly restrictive terms…. Read more »
Nearby Politicians
Some local politicians, and their activities, are questionable. While they may be capable of winning elections for progressively higher offices, they ultimately can have non-supportive effects when campaigning nationally and… Read more »
Tariffs
Economics is a social science, helping to understand personal and societal relations. It has been described as the pursuit of how to best utilize our scarce resources. Of course it… Read more »