Category: NZ Stock Market
Predicting the Next NZ Boom
As a trading nation, New Zealand is tied into the global economy in more ways than one. Here’s how we’ll benefit from our comparative advantage.
Your Doomsday Survival Guide
if society collapsed tomorrow, how would you fare? Would you have what it takes to survive?
Peters: Let the Public Decide on Pot
If it’s left to the public, you could very well see cannabis — especially medical cannabis — being decriminalised or legalised in the coming years.
A Kiwi Cannabis Jackpot
I believe the greatest value of cannabis is for investors.You see, whether you like it or not, the pot industry is exploding.
Britain’s New Deal — And How New Zealand Could Milk It
As Old Blighty leaves the nest, it’s free to renegotiate with partners like New Zealand…and the numbers aren’t insignificant.
New Zealand’s Old People Dilemma
The pension system has a fatal flaw. Like a tiny crack in a dam, this flaw will worsen and worsen until it all breaks loose.
Is New Zealand Next on China’s Warpath?
We’re very possibly entering a new era of militarisation. There’s a storm brewing at our doorstep…and it threatens the safety of our nation.
Severe KiwiSaver Error Strikes 446,534 Victims
A group of nine financial advisors recently unearthed a startling discovery for KiwiSaver members.
Football Folly: Why You Can’t Always Trust the Numbers
The statisticians have done poorly this year. Despite some of the best forecasting software in the world, financial giants like UBS and Goldman Sachs can’t seem to get it right.
Silicon Valley of the South Seas
The Hawaiki cable is an exhilarating new development. It’s set to turbocharge New Zealand’s tech industry and give them more access to global markets.
5 Key Habits of Successful New Zealand Investors
If you want to succeed at investing, you have to go beyond guesswork. You have to develop a smart approach like Peter Thiel and Warren Buffett.
The 2018 Dogs of the NZX
There’s an old time-tested financial idea that things move in cycles. Boom and bust. Up and down. Surplus and deficit. The theory was popularised by economists like Joseph Schumpeter and Jean Charles Léonard de Sismondi during the early 19th century.