When I was a young man starting my career, Asia was the continent of growth and opportunity. That’s why I came here in 1996, and haven’t left.
I believe Africa will be the new Asia.
Recently I did an interview with the guys at the “State of the Markets” podcast. In it, I discuss many things, including a few specific investment ideas — stocks I have personally invested in, over the last 18 months, in Tanzania, which I plan to hold for many years.
I’ve had a number of people ask me in recent days whether it’s a good idea to buy oil stocks for the long-term now that prices have crashed. After all, they reason, we will still be using oil when the coronavirus …
Gold has been in the headlines a lot lately amid the coronavirus induced stock market crash and the Federal Reserve’s unprecedented bailout to stem the market free-fall in March.
Many of my friends prefer to invest only in privately held businesses. Some of the arguments they use are that the stock market is way overvalued, it’s dominated by short-term, high-frequency traders, and it’s distorted …
