You cannot be serious, Son
Masayoshi Son’s Arm is touted as a $64bn stock. But a door-stopping document suggests Arm could be worth a great deal less when it comes to market value.
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Masayoshi Son’s Arm is touted as a $64bn stock. But a door-stopping document suggests Arm could be worth a great deal less when it comes to market value.
Government debt is roughly equal to an entire year’s economic output.
Fed boss Jerome Powell likely to stay happy with rates where they are but will tighten if data changes.
Financial crises escape control when liquidity dries up and any meaningful relationship between price and value is lost. Human intelligence can fix this – AI can’t.
The big question now is whether the Bank of England will go ahead with another interest rate hike at its next meeting in September, bringing the rate to 5.5 per cent.
Neil Collins’ Notebook: is the London stock market doomed or does its rating present an opportunity to make a lot of money when the tide turns?
What happens next? The central banks are out of ammunition, the governments are out of ammunition and soon we will be too.
Neil Collins’ Notebook: While the sheer size and market value of British American Tobacco make it hard to ignore, it is the ultimate pariah stock in the UK market.
Neil and Jonathan talk to Richard Halsey, innovation director at the Energy Supply Catapult, about how the country is faring on its great decarbonisation crusade.
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