How or where can I figure out what factors are driving the market recently? Eg exchange rates, risk on or off attitude, interest rates, political events, etc etc. I am not willing to pay for expensive subscriptions for this information. But I would consider a sensible subscription fee. Or I am happy to look in the right places to find out for myself. I find that nearly all economists haven't got a clue what will happen next. Or if they have, then they really don't know whether it will happen tomorrow or in ten years!
All ideas welcome!
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I am a keen & experienced investor. I love my spread sheets, and like to think that I know what I am doing. I wouldn't be offended to be described as a bit geeky. Mostly I do well, but I always strive to do better. Married male. Born 1957 England. Good career in industry for 35 years. Been successfully investing for about 30 years. I chose to retire from salaried employment at age 57 to look after my investments. I consider myself to be quite analytical / logical / mathematical, but also take into account how the world is likely to change & how people behave. I always follow my processes before taking action. more »
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