The universe appears to be misaligned for Chinese investors at present, with the balance over-weighted towards the cosmic force of Yáng (bullishness) and under-weighted to Yīn (bearishness).

The concept of Yīn and Yáng, the foundation of Taoism and traditional Chinese medicine,…

The Chinese share market is continuing its skyward rise despite another blip at the beginning of the month wiping billions of dollars off its key indice – the Shanghai Composite Index.

Since that 8.26% drop last Monday, the market has crept…

The British Government’s forced postponement in introducing its highly controversial Home Information Packs (HIPs) is set to further complicate navigation of the UK residential property market for millions of consumers.

The delay and then only partial incorporation of HIPs is sure…

China’s magnetic hold over global business has attracted financial and investment groups the world over to its key cities and markets in the hope of benefitting from the nation’s astounding rise.

However in order to compete firms are often forced to…

The latest buzz phrase in UK financial services is ‘factory gate pricing’ – meaning a price reflecting the cost of production and prior to distribution and marketing costs being added.

So a non-marketed pension product offered via a nil commission structure…

Australians are largely apathetic towards the Federal Government’s much maligned WorkChoices initiative when compared to other key election issues such as the environment, the economy, healthcare and education.

A new CoreData survey of 3,440 Australians in early May reveals only one…