Recently we have been helping a client transfer to a leading alternative investment platform to consolidate his assets.

So why did this recovery take place? Not only have literally trillions been poured into support and credit by central governments/banks

The world’s biggest seventeen companies have added approximately $1.7trillion to their stock market capitalisations since the beginning of the year.

I have spoken before about these stupid things – well intentioned by naïve bureaucrats within the EU

We have been guiding ex-Organic clients on how to access their compensation and have now seen the biggest cheque yet at £52,094.

Well, more of the same it seems and with quite wild daily fluctuations continuing

I write on another ‘red’ day for the world markets. There aren’t any ‘particular’ reasons, in that the US Fed’s warning or the chancellors’ comments of ‘we are going into recession’ are unexpected by anyone.

I am penning this message on one of the rare, recent pairs of up-days for global stockmarkets, as the ravages of
Covid-19 give the impression of abating marginally.

So the FTSE100 breaks back-through the 6,000 barrier on the upside. This is good news. As usual, we can’t say that it is permanent nor a ‘dead cat bounce’. That’s a ‘mere’ 23% higher than the recent low.

So at time of writing, the Dow Jones’ index has bounced 29% from its lowest point (technically a Bull Market when over 20%), the FTSE100 by 19% and the FTSE250 (more UK-centric) by 20.5%