This week Robert Swift discusses Pfizer and sheds light on why making investment decisions based on a tax outcome as opposed to an investment outcome is not always optimal. The underlying fund for the TAMIM Global Equity High Conviction IMA, managed by Robert Swift,...
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The Pain Report
The Pain Report will provide you with a weekly independent and objective commentary on the global economy, in an attempt to help you identify the key forces which will shape the world in the years ahead. For example, I believe that the most significant and defining...
The VMQ Ranking System
Robert Swift explains his strategy and how the TAMIM Global Equity High Conviction IMA (or the underlying fund) has managed to achieve such impressive results over the years. The VMQ Ranking System Robert Swift - Head of Global Strategies Aside from being small and...
The Weekly Pain Report – It is different this time
The Pain Report will provide you with a weekly independent and objective commentary on the global economy, in an attempt to help you identify the key forces which will shape the world in the years ahead. For example, I believe that the most significant and defining...
Bulls versus Bears – Australian Banks
Markets are always made up of at least 2 opposing views. This is what makes markets what they are. Trying to come to a price through the discovery of existing and new information and factoring all of this into future cash flow projections is what makes financial...
The Weekly Pain Report
Over the next few weeks my good friend and highly skilled investment strategist Jonathan Pain has agreed to share his views on what he is seeing in global investment markets with readers of the TAMIM weekly newsletter. The only thing better then reading a Pain report...
The “Fasten Seatbelt” Sign Has Been Turned On
“Ladies and gentlemen, the captain has now turned on the seatbelt sign. Please return to your seats and fasten your seatbelts.” When we’re passengers, turbulence often catches us by surprise; it may even evoke fear and anxiety. The pilots and frequent flyers are...