Sam Volkering

Sam Volkering is an Editor for Money Morning and is small-cap, cryptocurrency and technology expert. He’s not interested in boring blue chip stocks. He’s after explosive investments; companies whose shares trade for cents on the dollar, cryptocurrencies that can deliver life-changing returns. He looks for the ‘edge of the bell curve’ opportunities that are often shunned by those in the financial services industry. If you’d like to learn about the specific investments Sam is recommending in either small-cap stocks or cryptocurrencies, take a 30-day trial of his small-cap investment advisory Australian Small-Cap Investigator here, or a 30-day trial of his industry leading cryptocurrency service, Sam Volkering’s Secret Crypto Network here. But that’s not where Sam’s talents end. Sam specialises in finding new, cutting edge tech and translating that research into how the future will look — and where the opportunities lie. It’s his job to trawl the world to find, analyse, research and recommend investments in the world’s most revolutionary companies. He recommends the best ones he finds in his premium investment service, Revolutionary Tech Investor. Sam goes to the lengths of the globe and works 24/7 to get these opportunities to you before the mainstream catches on. Click here to take a 30-day no-obligation trial of Revolutionary Tech Investor today. Websites and financial e-letters Sam writes for:

Australia Day Is Fake News

You know what Australia Day really is? It’s the country’s first example of fake news. And we’ve all bought into it. Today, the war on fake news begins.

A Nuclear War Just Started and No One Saw It Coming

This is actually China launching an economic nuclear warhead at the US — and the US still don’t see it coming. When China gets this going, it’s going to change the fabric of the global economy. It’s going to shake up political allegiances because China will swiftly have control and leverage over this new system.

ATMs, Cards, Phones, Crypto…What’s Next in This Sequence?

Not only will there be cryptocurrency monetary systems outside of central bank control, but central banks themselves will rely on cryptocurrency to power their own currency. For example, the AFR reports the RBA has just completed a trial using a private Ethereum network to test a digital currency.

Why Did Sony Make a Car?

Yep, Sony, the legendary audio company released its very first concept car this week. Now you do need to ask why they would do such a thing… Is Sony about to get into carmaking?

The Biggest Tech Trend for 2020

Smart technology is coming. It will be innocuous. It will be standard in our future lives. But there are two key aspects to it all working… One is connectivity, the other is power.

Maybe Even a Little Sextech?

I’m writing today’s piece from the Las Vegas strip. I’m about to pack up and head over to the Mandalay Bay hotel and casino. It’s the first set of events that kicks off the CES trade show and conference. The world’s leading and most pioneering technology will be on display this week.
Money Morning Australia