Antitrust and governance faced by Chinese and American technology giants, My blog article “How should investors view companies being included in the antitrust investigation list” published a few days ago caused a lot of feedback from readers.
Author: Andy Lin
How Microsoft makes money? What’s the next?
How Microsoft makes money? Where is the future?
Zero to One
Zero to One
“One Up on Wall Street”, Peter Lynch’s great book for investing newbie
One Up on Wall Street. This is a book I often recommend “Primer books for investing in the Stock Market”, and the self-preface of the book is well written. The reasons to recommend Peter Lynch’s book “One Up on Wall Street” are as follows:
Has the moat of ubiquitous Visa and Mastercard credit card networks loosened?
Has the moat of the two major credit card networks loosened?
Why do many Chinese companies want to be US listed?
Why do many Chinese companies want to be US listed? According to statistics at the end of October 2020, there are 26 Chinese companies going to the U.S. for IPOs in 2020. Everyone must be very suspicious that China has its own three stock exchanges in Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Hong Kong.
Pension Funds
Pension Funds, The scale of pension funds in countries around the world is much larger than that of sovereign funds. In 2018, the total assets of global pension funds were US$40 trillion, and the average growth rate in the past 10 years was 5.3%.
Why is Apple’s privacy policy so important?
Why is Apple’s privacy policy so important? Three years ago, Apple (ticker: AAPL) repeatedly rejected the request of the U.S. Department of Justice, choosing not to cooperate with law enforcement agencies to unlock the suspect’s iPhone,
Government Funds
Government Funds, Generally speaking, government funds have clear strategic goals for fund establishment or specific industry support purposes. Compared with sovereign wealth funds (see another article on my blog, “Sovereign Wealth Fund”),
Secrets of the Millionaire Mind
Secrets of the Millionaire Mind. The author T. Harv Eker said in the preface of this book, “It all comes down to this: if your subconscious “financial blueprint” is not “set” for success, nothing you learn, nothing you know, and nothing you do will make much of a difference.”. He has summarized the book at beginning.