Wirecard has been all over the news last week. Here’s my very own take on this debacle.
A few thoughts on Wirecard
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Weekly dispatches
Swen Lorenz
Blogs to watch (part 9): AdventuresInCapitalism
If you enjoy the likes of LT3000, Cody Shirk or Lyn Alden, you’ll probably also love the writing of “Kuppy”.
How I work (part 3): 10 pieces of advice to younger investors
If I were at the beginning of my investor career, here is what I wish someone had told me back then.
How I work (part 2): The 10 worst mistakes of my investing career
I will let you into my deepest, darkest secrets. Here is everything I could have done better, but didn’t. Do not repeat these mistakes!
How I work (part 1): 10 methods to my madness
Fancy a look at my workplace? Today, I’ll give you some insights into how I work, and why I do what I do.
Return to the weekly schedule and outlook 2020
My lockdown on the island of Sark is coming to an end. What does that mean for the content you can expect from me over the coming months?
Investing in Africa (part 3): the rise of African tech companies
Can investors make a fortune off African tech companies? I think they can, and I’ve found a candidate that I’m really excited about!
Investing in Africa (part 2): a fresh look at the continent’s opportunities
Why does Africa offer surprisingly attractive growth prospects? What industries should you focus on? My exploration continues.
Investing in Africa (part 1): researching 8 countries in 11 days
You often find the best investment opportunities where no one else is looking. That’s why Africa offers so many possibilities.
Blogs to watch (part 8): Investor Amnesia
Investor Amnesia has a unique approach: it looks to the history of financial markets to help you make sense of today.
Agfa-Gevaert and activist investing in Europe – a case study
The venerable Belgian company seems to be heading towards liquidation. It makes for a perfect example to learn about the rise of activist investing on the Old Continent.
Eurotunnel: is its life as an independent company coming to an end?
The stock price of Getlink SA, the company behind the Eurotunnel, has collapsed due to the coronavirus crisis. Is now the time to load up?
