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Stay Informed with TAMIM Weekly Reading List

We are always diligently researching, reading and scouring the internet for information and ideas that will shape our investing future. Every week we compile our list of favourite reads (listens and views) for your convenience and hopefully education – enjoy the reads and views!

Reading List – 2nd of October

This week's reading list is about the difference between a law of nature and a decision that has been left alone long enough to look like one. Global imbalances are debated at G7 and G20 level as though they were weather, when they are simply every country's domestic...

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Reading List – 17th of September

This week's reading list is about the gap between a shock and its consequence. Long bond yields are up sharply across six major markets, but the most careful reading available says this is less a verdict on American institutions than the price of clearing a global...

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Reading List – 10th of September

This week's reading list is about costs that turn up in a different account from the one you were watching. The safest asset in the world may be where the next crisis starts, because the country that has always stabilised the system may no longer be willing to. A war...

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Reading List – 27th of August

This week's reading list is about arrangements we have mistaken for laws of nature. The tax treatment that makes debt cheaper than equity was a wartime improvisation, not a conclusion reached in a finance faculty, and a century of corporate capital structure has been...

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Reading List – 20th of August

This week's reading list is about the distance between a number and the thing that number is supposed to describe. Markets have spent August being reminded that a statutory loss is not a cash outflow, that a record profit can be a price outcome rather than an...

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Reading List – 13th of August

This week's list is not about markets. It is about the gap between the explanation you are handed and the machinery that is actually running underneath it. Most of us handle that gap badly, because the offered explanation is almost always tidier, and tidy feels true....

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Reading List – 6th of August

This week’s reading list steps away from markets and looks instead at some of the ideas shaping how we work, build, consume and think. We explore why the traditional route into a career may no longer be the most effective one, how entire ecosystems of manufacturing...

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Reading List – 23rd of July

This week’s reading list highlights the key forces shaping markets as investors balance improving economic data with a rapidly evolving global landscape. Cooling inflation, resilient business conditions, and the start of earnings season have helped support market...

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Reading List – 16th of July

This week’s reading list explores how markets are balancing improving economic conditions with ongoing uncertainty. Easing inflation, shifting interest rate expectations, and the start of earnings season have helped support investor sentiment, even as geopolitical...

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Reading List – 9th of July

This week’s reading list explores how artificial intelligence is reshaping markets, businesses, and the broader economy. As the AI investment story evolves, attention is shifting from early excitement to the companies, infrastructure, and strategies best positioned to...

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