In life there are seven deadly sins. Pride, Avarice (Greed), Lust, Envy, Gluttony, Wrath (Anger) and Sloth (Apathy). And there are seven corresponding virtues. Humility, Charity, Chastity, Patience, Temperance, Kindness and Diligence. In the stock market there are quite a few Deadly Sins. Some of them are the same. Greed, Gluttony, Sloth, Ignorance, Wrath and…
Sell in May and go away? Henry Jennings argues the case for embracing risk and how to control, quantify and embrace it.
In this episode, Henry Jennings is joined by Colin Moorhead, Executive Chairman and MD at Xanadu Mines (ASX: XAM).
We saw Archie off to the Australian Army yesterday. This morning he woke up at "5 something", if he slept at all, to a buzz cut, in a section dormitory with four other boys, who are also wondering what they have done and are doubtless coming to terms with being a "number" for the next…
We are approaching June and it’s a good time to start talking about tax loss selling in stocks, something that we should all think about in May rather than June. It works like this. Assuming you pay Capital Gains Tax, many of you don't, on June 30th the tax man will freeze your portfolio, add…
I have been writing the Marcus Today newsletter for over twenty years and read something called "Farrell's Rules" over thirty years ago. There is an article about "Farrell's Ten Rules" below which you might find interesting, but as I read them, I realise they are a bit old, and I'm sure we can do better.…
At the end of the day, corrections are great for investors. Corrections create the market’s most fabulous opportunities and you should look forward to the next great correction, not fear it.
In 2022 we surveyed you all and asked "What Smart Financial Advice do you have for other Marcus Today Members learned from experience". Here are your replies. Not sure all of them are good advice but you might get some value out of it. Selling APT at $12 in 2020 was too early… ? 80%…
In this episode, Henry Jennings is joined by Dr Francis Wedin. They chat about Vulcan’s progress on its Lithium Extraction Optimisation Plant (LEOP).
