• It looks like no deal...

• Sentiment change in the markets

• Fear of missing out

• Safe haven status

• International liquidity squeeze

• Franco-German recovery fund

• Frugal Four Fighback

• A dead cat bounce

• A new bull market

• The risk of negative interest rates

• Interest rates to stay lower for longer

• Conventional monetary policy ineffective

• The supply demand struggle

Shell’s Dividend Cut

• Oil price collapses by 70% year to date.

• Oil majors’ promises to shareholders impossible to keep.

• Dividend cover falls relentlessly.

Corporate Bond Markets

• From death to resurrection

• Central banks do whatever it takes…

• ...including buying junk bonds.

1. Investment Trusts:

• How they differ from conventional open-ended funds.

• Why they have enjoyed better performances this year.

• Where is the downside?

2. Sector performance comparisons year-to-date:

• Healthcare and consumer staples lessen the pain.

• Financials and energy stocks have been the worst hit.

• Can unloved share prices rebound?

1. "Corona Bonds" in Europe?

2. Why the doomsters are wrong.

3. Don’t fight the Fed.

4. Company earnings and valuations.

Markets rally at fastest weekly rate since 1974. Will the health scare or markets prevail?

1. Is it a dead cat bounce?

2. Economic forecasters could not be gloomier.

3. Should governments interfere on dividends?

1. Two months ago we never had it so good. It can’t last, said the experts.

2. Suddenly, there were three Black Swans.

3. Central banks flood the markets. But who will foot the bill?