~Weekly Overview~
Plateauing but… Welcome to another update of the Weekly Overview Series. In this week… Coronavirus daily deaths are plateauing in the worst-hit countries included the US and the UK. It will continue plateauing for two or three weeks more before starting to decrease. The number of cases reached 2 million worldwide, an increase of one […]
Procter & Gamble: Same old, same old
From selling candle and soap, this small family business grew through innovation, strong marketing and partnerships to become one of the largest consumer goods company in the world. They created the world-famous tide washing pods and pampers, which I’m sure many of you might have used and even acquired Gillette. So, what’s changed throughout the […]
Simplified: How do I find the risk-free?
If you have taken part in a finance class or have completed some sort of finance related task there’s a high chance that you will have come across a term that is called the risk-free rate. Now I have been taught this concept many times myself, whether for the use in the calculations in the […]
~Weekly Overview~
Chronicle of a Death Foretold Welcome to this week’s post of the Weekly Overview Series. In this week… Coronavirus cases plateauing in Europe with little rebounds. Cases in Italy and Spain seem to have hit peak. In the UK, as Boris Johnson leaves ICU, cases are still rising but not as fast as in the […]
~Weekly Overview~
A Bearish Perspective Welcome to the fourth blog entry of the Weekly Overview Series. In this week… Trump warns of pain ahead. He updates his total death estimates from 100,000 to 240,000. Pessimistic predictions say the daily deaths’ rate peak could be at more than 3,000 while optimistic lower this down to 1,000. Crude Oil […]
Boeing: A fallen angel?
For a firm that gained a price increase of nearly 300% over 4 years, you’d need to blink twice when looking at the price chart performance today as it is hard to believe the freefall this stock has experienced (or considering the current market conditions, maybe it is not). The past 4 years is a […]