Tag: investing
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5 Things to Know About Exxon Mobil (2026)
Exxon Mobil explores for crude oil and natural gas in wells, and also manufactures oil-related products. Its revenue contribution is about 50% derived from North America, with the other 50% coming from its global operations. Disclosure: This is not investment or financial advice. I take no responsibility for anyone’s decisions…
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Oil and Water Don’t Mix Well – Fresh Off the Oven Newsletter
“Got oil?” That has been the word on the street, last week. America and Israel going to war with Iran, has rattled the oil and gas markets. This week, I am keen to talk about them. Like what you are reading? Give us a follow and subscription for more content…
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The AI Backlash (Fresh Off the Oven Newsletter)
Markets were spooked last week as a viral Substack post put forward a dark, futuristic scenario where AI has replaced most of white-collar jobs and brought about a deep recession. Like what you are reading? Give us a follow and subscription for more content on investment, economics and personal development/philosophy.…
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I Review the U.S. Real Estate Sector – Part 3
In part 1, I covered the macroeconomics of the U.S. real estate sector and analysed that it is showing some signs of weakness as the U.S. job market softens. As the Federal Reserve is expected to reduce interest rates in 2026, the sector is expected to benefit from this. In…
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All that Glitters Turn into Ash (Fresh Off the Oven Newsletter)
Gold’s a fool’s low,The glimmer deceives,The shimmer releases,A man’s greed, For if there was no gold,Silver comes, like bullets,To a man desperate,For quick riches. Happy Tuesday? Well, I am writing this newsletter awfully late, as my baby daughter actively gets in my way of doing anything. But she’s so adorable,…
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Trump to Cap Credit Card Charges (Fresh Off the Oven Newsletter)
“She pooped!” If this were 16 months ago, I would be panicking, rushing downstairs, and grabbing a fresh new diaper. Parenthood is tough like that when you also take care of a baby while working full-time remotely. But I am used to it now. My wife, grabbing her by her…
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I Review the U.S. Real Estate Sector (December 2025) – Part 2
Could 2026 be the year for property? In the first part here, we examined the macroeconomics fundamental of the U.S. property sector and found that: In this article, we will take a deeper look at the U.S. property sector in 2025 and analyse which sub-sectors did well and are expected…
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Bad News Means Higher Stock Markets
My Thoughts for the Week As the holiday season gets underway, investors are feeling a tad optimistic but also cashing out some of their riskier investments. The consensus is that the U.S. Federal Reserve will not let the stock market tank and will cut interest rates. I agree also, as…
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