Sleepy investor

Crazy busy seems to be the new normal at work. Not that I'm complaining too much as I'm rather enjoying myself. A little choppiness ...

Not a lot of action from me this month as work volumes stay high. Markets chugged higher despite various worrying indicators. The Chinese go...

Home life is starting to return to normal but work remains hectic. Still feels like I'm not left with sufficient brain power at the end ...

Too much going on at home and work this month, I struggled to keep up with market news, let alone keep this updated. However, it's a use...

Lots of confusing newsflow in the markets during May, continued talk of central bank support for economies risking them running too hot and ...

April proved fairly unexciting by comparison to recent months. News flow over the month was steady with vaccine programmes in the US and UK ...

I'm sure things are more bonkers than they used to be. March saw bond yields leap like a salmon, a boat the size a planet get stuck in t...

I've continued my consideration of why I own certain investments. But I've also been thinking through my approach to investing. I...

February felt tough, cold weather, lockdown, home schooling... However, light at the end of the COVID-19 tunnel was shining a little more br...

As we are coming out of such a crazy year I wanted to ask myself a few questions about my investments. My goals remain the same, and the str...