In an environment awash with data, pressed for time, ripe for inference, the challenge of systematically processing data into credible information that can be communicated simply and acted upon effectively is one we hope to solve for ourselves and for our clients as it is essential to staying ahead of the curve in a dynamic market and economic environment.
We currently have 5 avenues we employ to share some of our research and ideas with our clients:
To Know and To Note
Every week, we sieve through the plethora of data and information and carefully curate developments we think our clients should be aware of. We expand on the background of these developments and through careful thought we highlight the possible scenarios that may arise as a result and make conclusive inferences about actions required today to remain ahead of the curve.
First Thoughts
One of our favorite books, Blink by Malcolm Gladwell speaks to the power of first impressions, how to hone the skill and how it can help us make the right decisions. Nothing is truer these days as satisficing dethrones optimizing in our daily live and most especially in global markets. Through First Thoughts, we share our first impressions on critical developments within the first 12 hours of their happening.
Diamond Picks
Once every quarter, we share three trade ideas that we have already implemented that we believe hold strong potential for capital gains. The ideas will be from any of the markets or asset classes we cover whether local or foreign.
Crystal Ball
At the start of every quarter and year, we present our latest views, insights and expected themes for the coming period. The crystal ball is the means by which we give our esteemed client access to our thinking in long form with the hope that it will be useful for context building in investment strategy formulation and execution in the period.
The Blog
At TKB Cap, one way we demonstrate our commitment to personal development is that at every point in time, each employee is reading a book. Through The Blog, each employee shares their thoughts on and lessons learnt from the book they are reading.
