In the late 1870’s, in Menlo Park, New Jersey, Thomas Edison and his staff were hard at work in his laboratory complex trying to develop an incandescent electric light bulb that was suitable for indoor use.
Global economy and markets face major cross-currents: slow growth, political paralysis and pervasive pessimism; offset against extraordinary monetary policy, strong corporate fundamentals and reasonable valuation levels.
Unprecedented intervention by governments and central banks creates topsy-turvy investment world, requiring new way of looking at investing and investments.
Networked Knowledge: Harnessing the power of 1000 Edisons
Where to?
Trick or Treat?
Party Pooper
The Oasis
Looney Tunes
Cliff Notes: Fathoming the Fiscal Cliff
The Chairman and the Chair
The Leadership Cliff
Investing with the Gods…