Crypto operates on the greater fool theory. Because it has little real world use currently, investors are buying it on the premise that they will be able to find someone down the line willing to buy it off them – the greater fool, or some optimist who believes they have found their own golden ticket.
There’s an ironic certainty to the Cup, given the pony-picking premise. We know that it’ll happen every year on the first Tuesday of November (not even COVID could stop it, though it did keep the fans at home last year). Beyond that there are so many variables for the punters – weights, age, barrier draws, recent form, the race distance, the weather and the state of the track.
If you’re trying to pick stocks, the options are just as bewildering.
Owning something valuable, such as a house, car or boat, without insuring it means taking a huge financial risk. For that reason, around 95 per cent of New Zealanders have insurance to protect against loss due to disaster, accident or theft. However, when it comes to protecting themselves and their family’s future, the majority have little or no insurance cover.
We know that this time of year can be a little overwhelming. Not only are you trying to wrap this year up on a high note, but you're also setting your goals and intentions for next year. Fortunately, this article is designed to help you do that.
A business is only as good as its people.Although you may have implemented plans to protect your buildings and equipment, it's important you don't forget about protecting one of your most important assets - your people.
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