by Anne Bannerman | Apr 30, 2025
We all sat around – no phones, no internet, and no idea whether we were making money or losing it on our open positions. Aside from my time in Africa in the 80s, when blackouts were a regular part of life, the last time I lived through serious power cuts was in the UK...
by Anne Bannerman | Apr 24, 2025
In recent years, I’ve emphasized that significant geopolitical shifts are increasingly shaping capital markets. While some might question why we’re mixing politics with finance (like mixing cheap tequila with poorly thought through speculative decisions – both can...
by Anne Bannerman | Apr 17, 2025
After all the times I’ve preached about staying unemotional in trades – cutting losses, avoiding the trap of “marrying” a position – I did exactly what I always warn against. I held on too long, didn’t follow my plan, and ended up with losses worse than I had...
by Anne Bannerman | Apr 9, 2025
This past week, I did something radical – and surprisingly unwise: I held my positions and stayed put while the chaos unfolded. No wild moves, no panic trades. Just patience. Sometimes, doing nothing is doing something. The trigger for the turmoil? Trump’s...
by Anne Bannerman | Apr 4, 2025
For far too long, globalist politicians and multinational corporations – the elites flying into Davos on private jets to decide the economic future of us mere mortals – have held unchecked power. But that era is ending. We’re watching markets correct. Panic is...
