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Sam Volkering is Editor for Money Morning and its 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.
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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.
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All the banks charge Lender Mortgage Insurance when home loans with more than 80% loan-to-value ratios are taken. Let’s get this very clear. This is a very expensive premium. And you pay it to protect the bank if you can’t repay the loan. That’s right, you’re paying an insurance policy that protects THE BANK...
There were queues hundreds of people long. The snake of people wound its way up flights of stairs four storeys high. Outside onlookers gathered. Some in awe. Some in admiration. Some in anguish and disgust. They were at Capitol Hill in the US to hear Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg testify before Congress. 
You have endless numbers of sites, blogs, feeds, that claim to deliver you the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. But do they? What this leads to is continual pressure on your senses and emotions until you reach breaking point.
This is exactly one of the reasons why a decentralised crypto based system will be better than the centralised banking systems we rely on today. And as you’ll see from my Crypto Tech Investor essay, it’s not the only problem we face when dealing with banks.
These are my own personal views on how the Australian Tax Office should be approaching the crypto revolution. Public consultation is a positive step forward. Hopefully they’ll take on board a common sense approach and interact more with those on the inside of this revolution.
The ATO has put out a public consultation on their application of antiquated existing tax law and the new crypto revolution. Through their ‘Let’s Talk’ portal anyone can make a public submission on the treatment of crypto for tax purposes. I’ve made my submission already, and I felt it important to share my feedback to the ATO with you as well.The scandal exists because harvesting of millions of Facebook users data by Cambridge Analytica. However, the tide is shifting. These scandals put the actions of centralised power in the spotlight. It lets people know how these companies abuse their power. It also teaches people that personal data has value. It is a currency. And it’s possible to get something for it…if you want to.
There’s a spate of horrible news doing the rounds about bitcoin. It’s got nothing to do with the value, price, or even the technological progress of bitcoin. It’s the media and those in power using bitcoin as a scapegoat. They’ve found respite, a diversion from the spotlight that’s been sharply focused on them recently.
The endgame of this non-combustion engine world might not happen at all. The ultimate success of EVs and a future of new car powertrains relies solely on one group of people. Car buyers. People like you. It comes down to understanding not what they make, but how they make it. If you understand that key difference, you could profit from the biggest energy opportunity we’ve seen since the early 1900s.
To many people raising $100,000 in a year would be unheard of. Most people don’t make that kind of money to save it. And most people don’t have enough money to invest into stocks to generate it. But what if you could invest in opportunities to give yourself a real chance at turning just a few hundred bucks into potentially $100,000 or more?