NEO is definitely stuck between a rock and a hard place. The important thing for NEO now is to continue to prove its critics wrong. And it’s already working on just that.
NEO is definitely stuck between a rock and a hard place. The important thing for NEO now is to continue to prove its critics wrong. And it’s already working on just that.
The short sellers are trading against the trend and that’s not the way to make fast money. In fact, they’ve been losing money. It is far more effective to trade with the trend and short stocks breaking lows from years past, rather than shorting stocks breaking higher.
Every investment you make is just the testing of an idea or opinion. They’re not all going to be right. So don’t invest so much emotional energy into believing that you’re right. My solution to this is a simple one. It’s a process that provides checks and balances to my investment opinions. 
If gold price breaks through US$1,370 it could indicate the start of a new long term uptrend. And this is why it’s rising. The real story behind gold’s rise — and the biggest financial story you’ve never heard of this year — is the declining US dollar. 
Analysts are now pessimistic for bitcoin’s future in China. The Chinese government’s views on digital tokens has escalated quickly. They want to ensure financial stability within their market, and they see cryptocurrencies as a market distributor.
The world is moving from broadcasting to narrowcasting. There is so much content diversity these days that the old one-size-fits-all model of traditional media no longer works. But what has all this got to do with investing, if anything?
There are some big rumours out there. The biggest one is a potential ramping up of Apple's video streaming unit. Apple are reportedly planning on spending $1 billion to launch their own original content service in 2018.
Bitcoin should always be discussed first and foremost as a currency. The end-game isn’t seeing one bitcoin worth half a million dollars. The goal is to make those half a million dollars seem as alien to the everyday consumer as one bitcoin is today.
Tech stocks are hot, and no one wants to get off the train right now. While I wouldn’t want to bet against tech stocks here, I wouldn’t want to own them either. There are better value opportunities around with more upside potential. Like energy stocks.
If oil prices go above US$60 and stay there, the flow on effects of higher prices and higher wages increases the rate of inflation. If this effect is large enough the RBA will have to increase rates to keep a lid on inflation.