You probably heard the news that Canada reported no deaths from COVID-19 last Friday. The feat was heralded internationally in mainstream media, from CBS to Bloomberg to Daily Mail. But strangely, I haven’t been able to find any celebration for…

At the beginning of this year, we published the most disturbing piece of research I’ve ever worked on here at Southbank Investment Research. It was about the crimes against humanity the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has been perpetrating against its…

As we’ve reached the end of yet another wild week, I reached out to macro specialist Nickolai Hubble and our energy analyst Kit Winder to discuss the stories they’re keeping a close eye on. In our final broadcast of the…

A few years ago, the chief legal officer at BlackBerry boldly pronounced that the world has yet to experience its “cyber 9/11”, which would reveal just how much destruction the digital world can wreak upon our lives in the real…

In yesterday’s note, we explored how inflation – almost forgotten as a threat by mainstream investors – may finally be brewing in the background, ready to return and wreak havoc. Now that it’s not just central banks stuffing money into…

Starting the week off on today’s market broadcast with macro strategist Nickolai Hubble and energy analyst KIt Winder… Cold Turkey no more: why the UK broke its long “no coal” streak late last week, turning back to the dirty fuel…

While the gold market has seen plenty of action in the last few weeks, the gold price hasn’t. That needs explaining. And so we brought our gold specialists together to do so. They’ll discuss what moves the gold price, and…

We’ve reached Hump Day on an already chaotic week – in today’s market broadcast, Sam Volkering and I discuss… Showdown in the Himalayas: though geopolitical risk has been off the table for investors for decades, the brutal battle between Indian…

Who better to express “animal spirits” in the market than kids entering their teenage years? We’ve written quite a few times about the commission-free trading app in the States called Robinhood, which is very popular amongst youngsters. Now this was…

Between the years of 1714 and 1815 the Royal Navy went to battle every three weeks on average. A battle every three weeks… for 101 years. That’s a lot of fighting.   It’s a lot of gunpowder. A lot of…