The Cambridge Weekly – 2nd March 2020
- Coronavirus – hitting too close to home
World-wide infections may be reducing, but with new cases appearing close by stock markets are now shock markets – ‘keep calm and carry on’ is once again the best motto for prudent investors
- Brexit may be ‘Harder’ than you think
Many thought our never-ending story had finally come to an end. In fact the ‘game’ has just started again and the kick-off has not impressed
- Bernie Sanders – US market’s ‘Nightmare on Wall Street’?
Self declared socialist, leading in the US Democrats’ primaries with incumbent president Trump weak enough in the polls to not assume his re-election a done deal – why is there not more noise about it from Wall Street?
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