Taylor Kee

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Taylor Kee is the lead Editor at Money Morning NZ. With a background in the financial publishing industry, Taylor knows how simple, yet difficult investing can be. He has worked with a range of assets classes, and with some of the world’s most thought-provoking financial writers, including Bill Bonner, Dan Denning, Doug Casey, and more. But he’s found his niche in macroeconomics and the excitement of technology investments. And Taylor is looking forward to the opportunity to share his thoughts on where New Zealand’s economy is going next and the opportunities it presents. Taylor shares these ideas with Money Morning NZ readers each day.

Forget the 2020 Referendum: Cannabis Investors Want It Legal Now

It’s an emerging idea that we’ve kept a close eye on. Not because we’re personally interested in the product…but because we’ve seen the remarkable returns that cannabis legalisation can bring investors.

Could This be the Next Economic ‘Fat Tail’ Event?

Here at Money Morning New Zealand, we watch out for both positive and negative black-swan events…because we believe they can seriously affect your wealth.

What’s Your Exit Plan When Financial Crisis Strikes?

If the fire alarm is pulled, and everyone rushes for the escape, how would you fare? Would you make it out alive?

Being Held Hostage — Is This the Christmas Spirit?

I only have a limited view of what’s been going on over at Air NZ. Today we’ll relay what your fellow readers sent in. And you be the judge!

How the Sharing Economy is Making Your Commute Faster and Cheaper

From my office in Auckland, I can take no less than nine different types of transportation to get to my home. Nine! So, naturally enough, I’m curious…how do they stack up?

Why So Complicated? Let’s Make the World of Money Simpler

Explaining how money works can be simple, and yet most analyses I read are chock-full of jargon and academic terms.

A Shadow Deal: How to Buy a Home You Can’t Afford

With the new ‘shared ownership’ plan, folks can come in with whatever deposit they have…and can get basically whatever house they want…

Trade Me Group Ltd [NZX:TME] Share Price Leaps by 4.25%

Trade Me’s share price has risen again to hit a new high of $6.38. This comes as the bidding war over the company heats up.

Are You Breaking This Key Investing Rule? Most Kiwis Are…

It shocked me when I first heard that some New Zealanders do this. It goes against every rule of investing — don’t put all your eggs in one basket…

Restaurant Brands New Zealand Limited [NZX:RBD] Shares Rise 3.14%

The share price for Restaurant Brands New Zealand Limited has surged by over 3% this morning. This comes on the back of an announcement that the Taco Bell chain is finally coming to the country.

Going Green: Here’s Why It’s Going to Hurt Your Pocket

The government has announced that it’s going to inject $100 million of taxpayers’ money into a new ‘green’ fund. It begs the question — is this whole ‘green’ thing a bunch of hogwash?

The Chinese Are Coming — Threat or Opportunity?

If China ever decides to cut off trade with New Zealand, we could potentially experience the collapse of our tourism, dairy and property markets overnight.

Gasping for Breath — Why an Economic Knockout is Coming

Right now, across the markets, investors have had the wind knocked out of them…And the decision has to be made — is this just a normal market mood swing? Or the end of the world as we know it?

Trade Me Group Ltd [NZX:TME] Shares Rise By Over 2%

Today, Trade Me’s share price rose by 2.48% to a new high of $6.20. This is the latest development in the Trade Me buyout saga.

The Future Is Here: Why the Next Industrial Revolution Could Begin in Wellington

The looming Fourth Industrial Revolution stands to come to fruition mere months from now. And what it will do will be truly remarkable.