Ryan Kia of Quantium Research collates historical data for Metro Bank in episode 57 titled, "A Summary of Metro Bank Shares ahead of Tomorrow's Q3 Trading Update". He also provides two technical based outcomes as a result of the Q3 Trading Update for Metro Bank due to be reported on 23/10/2019. 

Be sure to sign up to quantiumresearch.co.uk for updates.

Ryan Kia (of quantiumresearch.co.uk) has a look at the Difference between Normal and Supernormal (Economic) Profit, the two types of profit from economic theory. Today's episode is another Economical theory-related Podcast that is vital for those studying GCSE and A-Level Economics and for revision. We include examples of both normal and supernormal (Economic) profit types.

Examples such as these allow us to heighten the practicality of economic theory for our listeners and thus making for more efficient learning. 

For access to our investing-related content, sign up at quantiumresearch.co.uk

Ryan Kia (of quantiumresearch.co.uk) has a look at External Economies and Diseconomies of Scale + the Difference between Short-Run and Long-Run Average Cost Curves. Today's episode is another Economical theory-related Podcast that is vital for those studying GCSE and A-Level Economics and for revision. We include examples of sources of External Economies and Diseconomies of Scale alongside how firms can reduce their long-run average costs.

Examples such as these allow us to heighten the practicality of economic theory for our listeners and thus making for more efficient learning. 

For further updates, sign up at quantiumresearch.co.uk

Ryan Kia (of quantiumresearch.co.uk) has a look at Diseconomies of Scale, Constant Returns to Scale and the Principal-Agent Problem. Today's episode is another Economical theory-related Podcast that is vital for those studying GCSE and A-Level Economics and for revision. We include real-life examples such as the commissioning of interior design work to former chairman of Metro Bank, Vernon Hill's wife.

Examples such as these allow us to heighten the practicality of economic theory for our listeners and thus making for more efficient learning. 

For further updates, sign up at quantiumresearch.co.uk

Ryan Kia (of quantiumresearch.co.uk) has a look at the different sources of Economies of Scale. Today's episode is an Economics Podcast vital for those studying GCSE and A-Level Economics and for revision. We will continue producing content surrounding this area until we have collated further research for our asset allocation focus. 

For further updates, sign up at quantiumresearch.co.uk

Today, Ryan Kia (of quantiumresearch.co.uk) takes a look at the definitions of opportunity costs, alongside fixed and variable costs, in context. He also touches on the concept of semi-variable costs (otherwise known as "quasi-variable costs").

In episode 51, of the Quantium Cast, Ryan Kia (of quantiumresearch.co.uk) talks about his experience last night at the VibePay Launch Party. He also analyses the "60/40" investment strategy in terms of returns, drawdowns and volatility, setting a benchmark for other investment/asset allocation strategies and any future comparison. Ryan also introduces Stoken's Active Combined Asset allocation strategy of which takes a more complex structure (more active but with a significantly lower drawdown in comparison to the traditional "60/40" portfolio).

Today's 3 am episode is packed with data and we hope will be enjoyed by our listeners who seem to #vibes ;) with the new style of our recent quantium casts. 

Ryan Kia, of quantiumresearch.co.uk, dives further into his analysis of historical investment returns with an increased emphasis on bills to then develop a comparator (in terms of years) for each asset where an investor can understand the difference in the real investment returns of equities, bonds and bills. He also teases at future analysis of various asset allocation strategies and how important they really are for investors.

Ryan Kia, of quantiumresearch.co.uk, takes a look at the difference between South Africa and Italy as comparators with the US and the UK with regards to annualised real equity returns and inflation figures + Analysis of historical bond yields on US 10-Year Treasuries, dating back to 1953.

Ryan Kia, of Quantiumresearch.co.uk, takes a look at the historical value of the US Dollar (in terms of purchasing power) and also teases at tomorrow's look at historical real returns of equities, bonds and bills (including analysis of why South Africa and Italy may differ from the US and the UK). He also summarises developments on the Metro Bank story (MTRO).