Trending on LiveWire: Weekend edition - Saturday, May 24th

Did you hear from the Taco trade? It always stands for Trump chickens. Investors accepted it for weeks when the stocks won, although it was the bond market, which forces Trump to support its destructive trade wars.

This week, the state bond returns rose again after Moody's debt of the US government in relation to concerns that they spend far too much to spend too much without rule without a serious plan.

Shares traditionally fall when the bond increases, is there any correction? Knowing hard, but as Wall Street investor Peter Lynch said, more money was lost to anticipate the stock market corrections than in the actual corrections themselves.

Lynch means if you sell because you are worried about the future, you will probably lose more with the aforementioned profits if the market is not correct. Perhaps the Taco trading is the right way, although investors will be nervous in the next week.

First enjoy the weekend and all the best for everyone who is trapped on the floods of the east coast. Here it goes to a smooth sailing and capital gains.

Tom RichardsonSenior Editor, LiveWire Markets

Meet the CEO behind Catapults Breathtaking 260% Last year

Catapult recorded a remarkable increase in stock price of 260% last year, which the CEO is due to the strategic conversion of the company into a SaaS-focused company. The emphasis on the “rule of 40” – a combined goal of 40% sales growth and profit margin – achieved a value of 31 of 31 in the recent results of the entire year, whereby the turnover of subscriptions has increased by 18% and a profit margin of 13%. With LiveWire's first series of growth, it was a lucky time to talk to Lopes about the results of one of the exciting growth shares that are currently on the ASX.

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Bullen VS Bears: On which sectors does investors support and save?

Analysts adapt their sectoral views in the middle of the market dynamics of shift. The latest Bull & Bear index of Jarden shows that the bullish mood continues to develop, further developing preferences. The technology continues to indicate that is of strong foundations in the introduction of AI and the productivity gains. Non-energy materials have a remarkable increase that was driven by increased living activities. Conversely, the energy sector has had a significant decline in mood since February and agrees closer to the global cyclical factors. Interest -sensitive sectors are also more bullish because the RBA interests interest rate cuts. For a comprehensive analysis of these sector shifts, read the full article.

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Positive return results for US stock markets over the past 80 years about roller times (source: Coastal Capital Advisors)

I am blessed to have good friends. You do everything right in life … except invest. Whenever I encourage you to start, you usually tell me: “I would rather lose money in the casino.” But the market is not a gambling … at least not if you do it right. A well -diversified portfolio over time was historically a worthwhile bet. The market has increased over almost every period of 10 years, as shown in our table of the week. The S&P 500 has returned 14.45% annually in the past decade. The ASX 200, 7.56%. The real gambling does not invest, it remains outside the market and flation quietly lets your savings.

Vishal TeckchandaniSenior Editor, LiveWire Markets

Weekly survey

It was a big week for markets. Has she prompted one of the following statements to make portfolio changes or its cash weighting?

A) RBA lowers interest rates to 3.85%
B) US -Bond results in the top 5% in the middle of deficiency
C) Moody's Strips The Uncle Sam from his AAA -credit rating
D) Bitcoin breaks 110,000 US dollars, while investors pursue alternatives
e) No – I will remain the course through the noise

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Survey results of the past few weeks

We asked “If we defy tech again, many investors bend. What is your step?“

The survey shows that 62% of the respondents keep 17% increased their commitment, made 15% profits and 7% invested in reduced technologies.

See results of the results

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