Markets nervy on euro as some eurozone member states hit fiscal unity trouble...
Unconvinced, with some reason, that the eurozone is not facing up to the immediate debt difficulties facing some key members and ultimately of the eurozone itself, the money markets made their views...
View Articleeuro down to another low against US dollar
As the debt crisis in Spain continues to cause widespread alarm, share prices have been falling and the value of the euro against the US dollar fell at 16.00 today to a new bid price low of 1.2050.It...
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Alistair Strang: Meatloaf, Draghi and the Futsie. And the DOW. And Elvis of...
Our subscribers at Interactive know we’re pretty good with the FTSE and Dow Jones. I use each to provide final confirmation of what the next day holds for the individual shares, literally running index...
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Scotland’s economic future: the role of oil and gas
Most countries waste their petrodollars. They don’t put them back into investment – they squander them on things that do not, in themselves, create value.In developing countries the squandering might...
View ArticleHere in Argyll: the first commercial Trend Analytical service in the world
Now this really is a first.Share market predictions are associated with the insider world of the finance industry.Successful share market predictions attract the fame of Warren Buffet.But there is a...
View ArticleHerald features Argyll inventor whose system was used by Margaret Thatcher to...
This makes author and inventor Alistair Strang seem as if he has invented a single IT system. Far from it.Simon Bain’s piece in today’s [2nd January 2014] Herald Business – Taking stock puts Strang on...
View ArticleChancellor’s liberation of pensions the most radical popular empowerment for...
The stand out measure announced in Chancellor George Osborne’s budget last Wednesday, 19th March, was the liberation of personal pensions. He has put people in control of their own and left them free...
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