Simon Angelo

Total 632 Posts
Simon is the Chief Executive Officer and Publisher at Wealth Morning. He has been investing in the markets since he was 17. He recently spent a couple of years working in the hedge-fund industry in Europe. Before this, he owned an award-winning professional-services business and online-learning company in Auckland for 20 years. He has completed the Certificate in Discretionary Investment Management from the Personal Finance Society (UK), has written a bestselling book, and manages global share portfolios.

What To Do When the Retirement Age Moves to 85

With advancing medicines and anti-aging therapies, lifespans could increase by 20 years. Correspondingly, the age of retirement may also need to increase 20 years to be fundable.

Boeing Shares in Freefall — Crisis or Opportunity?

When Boeing shares plummeted this week following the tragic crash in Ethiopia of a Boeing 737 Max 8 — the second crash of this model in five months — I wanted to know more.

The Auckland Monopoly Game: A Dangerous Path

As a kid, I loved playing Monopoly. You buy up as many properties as the dice allows, and then you put the other players out of the game by building houses and hotels and charging astronomical rents.

A Dairy Shockwave in March Could Pop Our Property Bubble

As I watch news of the Australian economy and property market tanking, I worry about our little patch in New Zealand. We’ve had a good run, and we’ve become complacent.

What the Forex Guys Know About Brexit That the Rest of Us Don’t

Amongst my finance colleagues, I was one of the few that thought Brexit was a good idea. The EU has been a dead zone for growth. Last year, the US grew more than twice as fast as the EU

Secrets of the New Wealth Dynasty and What They’re Investing In Today

A stable family is one of the building blocks of wealth. The other is investing well. But which stocks can perennially keep rising?

Where Do You Go for the Next A2 Milkshake?

This emerging tech is about to generate revenue equal to over half of NZ’s GDP. Is this a potential for investors? or is it the tip of the iceberg

Why Walmart Could be a Better Investment Than Amazon

I like to invest in businesses with real tangible asset backing. Slow and steady investment in quality assets will win the race in the end. That’s why Walmart has something Amazon can’t catch.

How This 5G Play Could Deliver 38.2% Returns If You Act Today

As investors, we study the trends. The more research we do and the more experience we have, the stronger our convictions become.

Is There a Better Way to Do Property?

Here in NZ, we lock people out of housing. We have the lowest rates of home ownership since just after the Second World War. And it’s starting to show.

Lucky Kiwis Make 27% a Year on This Power Stock

Why am I still hunting shares in electric utilities? I feel about electricity the same way I feel about salmon. Limited stocks, production difficulties, and growing world demand.

Year of the Pig — Your Year to Make Money?

Today we start a new Lunar Year — the Year of the Pig. They say 2019 is a good year to make money and to invest, because the pig attracts success.

Air NZ Profit Plunge — What’s with Airline Stocks?

Since I fly Air NZ, I’ve always wanted to own a piece of the airline [NZX:AIR]. Now, at the time of writing, the share price is down over 10%.

Where the Markets are Going in 2019 and How You Could Profit

As investors, you and I simply need to understand how and where to invest. Let’s look at some of the key trends set to impact on asset prices in 2019.

Global Job Crunch Coming: Financial Independence More Important Than Ever

With a global job crunch coming, I urgently want to let you know why financial independence is such a worthwhile goal.