You're now leaving the Market Thinking website

Please note that you are about to leave the website of Market Thinking and be redirected to Toscafund Hong Kong. For further information, please contact Toscafund Hong Kong.

ACCEPT
CLOSE

Insight - Making Sense of the Narrative

CONTACT US
FILTER/SORT

Is the Glass half empty or half full? It depends on whether you are pouring, or drinking.

One of the (few) advantages of getting older is the benefit of experience, if not always wisdom. As such we sometimes spot patterns that are not necessarily picked up by historical graphs or datasets, based on ‘lived experience’.

The scene is a grand country house where the owner, Lord Normal, has been found dead in the library. Foul play is suspected and, true to form for Murder Mysteries, our Detective has assembled the list of subjects in the library to begin his enquiries.

In the long run markets are a weighting machine but in the short run they are a voting machine*

Kakistocracy * noun[ C or U ]UK /ˌkæk.ɪˈstɒk.rə.si/ US /ˌkæk.ɪˈstɑː.krə.si/ a government that is ruled by the least suitable, able, or experienced people in a state or country: