News
We shall be placing here the latest interviews, magazine articles
that we have done and important announcements. Currently, we have
placed a few of some of the older interviews.
These are just to give a sample of interviews and magazine exerts
written by Richard. They have been taken at random.
TV Interviews
The dollar is due for massive weakness in 2009, while the euro
will remain strong, Richard Morrish from MIG
Investments told CNBC Friday.
still in a major bear market and could go as low as $1.35,
Richard Morrish from MIG Investments told CNBC
Friday. Morrish also said the Nasdaq could be due for
further declines.
Richard Morrish, head of research at MIG
Investments, talks about the outlook for global markets
following the assassination of former Pakistani Prime Minister
Benazir Bhutto.
then make a breakout from the $957 level, or it can trade up to
$1023.72 by August 21, Richard Morrish from MIG
Investments said Friday when looking at the precious
metal's chart.
gathering at the Bank for International Settlements' (BIS)
annual meeting in Basel. CNBC's Silvia Wadhwa talks with
Richard Morrish from MIG Investments about the
inflation issue.
Magazine Articles
By Richard Morrish,
The markets are anticipating a quick recovery of the global
economy which should be achieved by the end of 2009. This has
been the driving force of the equity markets since the end of
March. The real question is whether all the elements of a
classic V shaped recovery are [...]
By Richard Morrish,
President Obama and Tim Geithner, the US Treasury Secretary,
have the biggest challenge of all to accomplish regardless of
the taxpayer Dollars that they spend to rescue the system. This
is the restoration of trust, not just in the Banking industry
but fully in the US economy and the US [...]
By Richard Morrish,
The credit crisis has placed the BRIC and particularly
China and Russia to the forefront of global policy
decisions. Things have changed with China and Russia both
now holding large amounts of global currency reserves which
is in direct contrast to the US, which is holding most of
the global [...]
by Richard Morrish
“Owners of capital will stimulate the working class
to buy more and more expensive goods, houses and
technology, pushing them to take more and more expensive
credits, until debt becomes unbearable. The unpaid debt
will lead to the bankruptcy of banks, which will have to
be nationalized, and the State [...]