Weekly dispatches

Year: 2020
Is this stock like Amazon in 1997?

Is this stock like Amazon in 1997?

If my instinct is right, this online company is a ground floor opportunity similar to investing in Amazon 20 years ago. It is already world-leading in its market. You could even say that it has created its own market by approaching a problem in a different way than everyone else. It could be a category-defining company.

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13 investment trends for a new world

13 investment trends for a new world

The coronavirus crisis will turn out to be an inflexion point. From here onwards, the world (and stock markets) won’t continue as a linear extrapolation of the past. Here are some thoughts how it might continue.

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Gazprom – is it now or never?

Gazprom – is it now or never?

Gazprom – that lumbering, state-controlled energy giant – is going full capitalist. Vladimir Putin has adopted a new strategy and he wants to maximise the value of the 50.1% stake that is owned by his government. Read all about it in my new report.

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Blogs to watch (part 6): Cody Shirk

Blogs to watch (part 6): Cody Shirk

Cody Shirk’s articles get priority in my inbox. His approach and style are very similar to mine but also totally different. Here are seven reasons why I love his writing.

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British going-private candidate

British going-private candidate

This small-cap has 50-100% upside in case of a going-private bid, and at least just as much upside if no bid materialised. How is that possible?

Frasers Group: The Berkshire Hathaway of British retail

Frasers Group: The Berkshire Hathaway of British retail

The stock of leading British retailer Frasers Group should have investors chomping at the bits to buy a stake.

Formula One Group

Formula One Group: moving up a gear

After five years of successful strategic changes, Formula One Group could experience a serious leap. What are the key factors to help propel the stock?