Europeans are the world’s most prolific travelers. From seeking sun to sand and everything in between Europeans travel all the world. Britons especially travel abroad for many including cheaper prices, better weather and other factors. The following table shows the Top 10 countries visited by Britons based on 2017 data: Click to enlarge Source:Which travel …
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In an earlier post I discussed how the enemy of investors are themselves. Following that same topic, the following infographic shows 9 investor behaviors that are detrimental to their decision making skills and ultimately leads to poor investment returns. Click to enlarge Source: Unknown “Narrow Framing” is one of the bad behaviors that some investors …
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Callan is celebrating the 20th anniversary of the publication of the widely popular Annual Periodic Table of Global Equity Investment Returns. The firm has published another great set of periodic tables as part of the celebration thru its Callan Institute. The following is the Periodic Table of Global Equity Investment Returns from 1999 thru 2018. …
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The chart shows the many periods of business expansions in the US since World War II. The current expansion that began during the depths of the GFC in 2009 is one of the longest on record lasting over 100 months. The previous long bull market was during the golden age of hi-tech from 1991 to …
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The following chart shows the world GDP share between the US, other developed and emerging markets and the global equity investment opportunity set. The US accounts for just 15% of the global GDP but over 31% of firms over $5 billion in market capitalization in the world are US-based. This is because many of the …
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