THE INTUITIVE INVESTOR

In this March edition:

• JD Vance, the man of three different surnames and an equally changing stance on immigration.

• Out of Body Experiences. What are they, and why do they matter?

• Fear of Death, and how to overcome it.

• Tariffs are the ‘most beautiful words’ (sic)  to Donald Trump. Financial astrologer Ray Merriman disagrees, and he explains why.

• There’s a stock market crash ahead, says venerable fund manager Jeremy Grantham. And he has a good track record for predicting them.

• Trump’s Rough Gang. How Trump’s inner circle is behaving like the crowd around Al Capone.

• Holidaymakers beware! Thinking of visiting the USA from abroad? Your chance of spending time in detention has suddenly increased.

• Probable Reality: we have access to President Don Capone’s probable diary entries for May 1940.

• I Ching Reading this month warns investors not to be complacent.

• The Intuitive Investor Model Portfolio is up over 18% this year in USD

All that in the March edition, out now.

Enjoy!

In this February edition:

• A U.S. aircraft crashes and turns upside down in Toronto. This is symbolic of what’s to come with Canada-U.S. relations. Read why on our cover page.

• Trump messes up. How just about all the new president’s actions so far will rebound on America.

• America’s shadow. The USA’s dislike of the outside world can be described accurately in terms of the shadow, as Swiss analytic psychologist conceived it.

• Ukraine. Just who is paying for the beleaguered country to resist the Russian invasion, and how much.

• Canada. It’s taking seriously Trump’s threat to annex it. Did Putin whisper into Trump’s ear?

• The 1973 book eerily predicting a U.S. invasion of Canada.

• A Near Death Experience, and why understanding the reality behind our physical world is beneficial.

• An I Ching reading which predicts how Macron and Starmer will influence Trump for the better.

• Heathrow Airport, London. The proposed new 3rd runway is a poor choice … but it won’t cost the government anything.

• U.S. stocks are wildly overvalued. What this means for investors.

• The Model Portfolio goes ballistic. It’s up 50% on a year ago.

All that in the February edition, out now.

Enjoy the Spring!

In this January edition:

Trump is what he is, whatever your opinion of him.

But why did so many Americans vote for him? Had they all lost their marbles? Read our intuitive take on the real reason.

Why the outlook for Israel and the Palestinians is gloomy. We have the details.

While Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos launch ever-larger rockets into space, we wonder at how little we know about space, 85% of which remains an unknown mystery. Welcome to dark matter!

Intuition in other species.

• The mother dog which took her ailing pup to the vets.

• The bees which said goodbye to their bee keeper, who had just died.

• The dog which can sniff out diabetes, which has no known smell.

• The dog which knew when its owner was returning home.

Our I Ching reading answers the question: will Trump improve?

And then there’s emptiness. The Buddha talked about it, so let’s see where the practical value lies in our comprehending this seemingly obscure concept.

In Money, we have the tale which confirms why the twice daily gold fix in London is perfectly named.

The portfolio continues to do well, continuing its success last year.

All that and more in this month’s newsletter.

Enjoy the return of light!

In this December edition:

• Outside they may well be shooting fireworks into the air, but here inside The Intuitive Investor has something much more spectacular – six predictions for the world in 2025, as gleaned from the I Ching oracle.

• Animal Magic

Our pets join all other beings in possessing intuition. How that works out in practice can be read in four amazing true stories.

• Let’s have fun!

We take life too seriously. Let’s make childlike imagination our New Year’s Resolution! Read how a playfulness lies behind many of the most advanced inventions.

• Syria

In the world there’s the usual dose of troubles. Understanding how they arose is key to their resolution, and that certainly applies to Syria. And this edition has a table of powers winning and losing from the fall of the Assads.

• Model Portfolio

Just a fraction under 30% increase this year. Find out its prospects for the coming year.

All that and more in this month’s newsletter.

Above all, may we all experience peace and kindness in 2025!

In this November edition:

• How on earth? Yup, he won again. We have the reason why Americans voted for Trump.

• Why Little America thinkers have it wrong on Ukraine.

• How a provincial governor did nothing to alert people of disaster from dangerous flooding in Valencia, Spain.

• Another look: the great 1943 film The Life & Death of Col. Blimp has intuitive glimpses into the phenomenon of time.

• How the intuitive thought, “This is shambolic!” resulted in a good win.

• Debt: how our politicians are playing Pass the Parcel with us, and we are definitely going to lose.

• Sanctions: they’re eating away at the Russian economy.

• I Ching reading: we ask about Trump’s intentions on Ukraine. The answer is surprising.

• The Intuitive Investor Model Portfolio: encouragingly positive!

All that and more in this month’s newsletter.

Plenty of Warmth for the Winter Ahead!

In this October edition:

The Intuition Section

• The ‘I was just about to call you!’ effect. That’s not chance, and quantum mechanics confirms it.

• Intuition: how the sceptics miss the point.

• The importance of dreams, and how most people disregard them.

The Living in the World Section

• What living-in-the-now really means.

• The I Ching reading provides an answer to Israel’s fight with its neighbours.

• The seemingly endless violence in the Near East: an analysis and intuitive insight into the never-ending struggle between Israel and the Palestinians.

Lately – a compilation

• Two incredible tales of those who were pronounced dead but who went on living

• Plus, the almost incredible story of the body that fell out of the hearse.

• Portfolio, gold and silver

As gold and silver continue an amazing rally, we ask if this does not foretell economic distress.

All that and more in this month’s newsletter.

Plenty of Warmth for the Winter Ahead!

In this edition:

• Have we got it all wrong? From an intuitive perspective, we look at the weird difference in our approach to *alcohol* and *tobacco* on one hand, and all forms of *recreational drugs* on the other. The former cause much more death and destruction in our society, but it is the drugs we spend much fruitless time trying to stop. How bizarre can you get? Read the article.

• Dreams. Where do they come from? It’s stranger that you might think. Maybe they come from nowhere: they just are! And we explore something which quantum mechanics would be familiar with: the other realities we inhabit, whence come our dreams.

• Back on Planet Earth, the Intuitive Investor Model Portfolio is doing remarkably well these days. Could it be that intuitive investment actually pays off? Look at our results.

• Germany. The far-right and the far-left are the big winners in the provincial states’ elections. We cast our intuitive eye at the true cause of German voters’ displeasure with the main political parties.

• Predictions that came true. You’ll find a sample of tales about predictions made by psychics which later came true.

• Putin: outwardly tough, inwardly weak. Read Sarah Rainsford’s article on how Putin was put to shame by the families of children killed in a botched attempt to stop a terrorist attack.

All that and more in this month’s newsletter.

Have a lovely Autumn!

In this edition:

• British entrepreneur Mike Lynch dies in a freak yachting accident. He and his former finance VP Stephen Chamberlain had recently been acquitted from fraud charges in California. Two days before Lynch died, Chamberlain was struck by a car while out running and also died. What is the energetic link between these two men (or do we seriously believe it was all random fate)?

• Ukraine surprises with a major assault on Russian territory. The I Ching casts a warning eye on this unexpected turn of events.

• What are dreams? We take a quick look at dreams, which are mostly ignored but which can and do predict accurately future events – and we have several good examples including the terrible forecast given to legendary boxer Sugar Ray Robinson by one of his dreams.

• The way forward to a greater understanding of ultimate reality is an individualistic path. We have a plea for tolerance and understanding of the route taken by others in their beliefs.

• Monthly Review shines a spotlight on the rise and rise of gold, comments on an interesting proposal by Tehran to end its struggle with the West, pauses by the demise of the much-awaited low-end version of the Tesla Cybertruck, and – not least – the touching video of a young American who was befriended by a butterfly, which never left his side for five whole days.

Have a lovely September!

In this edition:

• It’s the greatest trick. Almost no one spots how governments around the world manage to plug their budget deficits with the help of their central banks. Ultimately it comes down to money being created out of thin air. We explain in simple terms how this happens – and why in the end it is bad for everyone.

• The Master and the Little Kids. What Jesus really meant when he said, “Suffer little children to come unto me”. For kids have something most of us have lost: a link with other realities.

• Why Britain is in continuous decline. As a new government takes over, the country still isn’t paying its way. We’ll tell you why.

• The I Ching speaks. Want to know what the economy will do next year? The oracle forecasts.

• Monthly Review looks at Tesla’s quarterly results, questioning the future of EV makers in the U.S.

• What little children experience. We have several stories on how the writers, when still small, remember events that the physical world cannot explain.

Have a lovely summer!

In this edition:

•  The amazing powers of the Laika, who hid in the high Andes to escape slaughter at the hands of the Conquistadores and the church.

• A shocking new UN report suggests Israel is committing war crimes in Gaza.

• Dreams – where do they come from, and what can they tell us?

• A new dream with a prediction on gold and silver.

• Not yet fulfilled dream: Trump and the U.S. presidential election.

• Temptation and Fall: how our creation myth of expulsion from the Garden of Eden needs an update.

• Is Cuba America’s Achilles heel, as a visit to Havana by a Russian naval fleet points out? 

• I Ching: we ask if there’s more geopolitical turmoil ahead.

• Market Illusion? Why the S&P 500 index hides the real picture.

• Wild Ride: gold & silver spend a week on the roller coaster.

Enjoy!

In this edition:

•  How intuition confirms a dismal UK election result for the Tories.

• Israel’s unfortunate legacy of Jabotinski’s Iron Wall doctrine.

•  Animal Instincts: not what you might think.

• What we’re not taught at school: sensible savings.

• How the amazing tale of the invention of inoculation has everything to do with intuition.

• In Ukraine’s darkest hour, the I Ching reading forecasts ultimate victory for the embattled land.

• Monthly Review’s latest on China’s property problem and the downward spiral of Elon Musk.

… All that and more in this edition, published today.

In this edition:

• Europe has awoken from its slumber and is going to spend much more on its defence. We think it’s just in time to keep the Russian bear at bay … but it’s going to be a close thing.

• Never mind Ukraine. How did we come to live a physical life here on this tiny planet? It’s all about experience!

• The curious tale of the man whose mother flew in as a hummingbird to say her goodbyes as she passed. Oh, and we have the photo to prove it happened.

• What we  didn’t learn at school but which are vital life lessons we need. How come? 

• Price inflation is falling in Europe. We have the real reason why the central banks want to keep it at 2% a year. Why not 0%? That has to do with overspending!

• This month’s I Ching reading answers the question: will the military aid by the USA save Ukraine from its invader.

• The Monthly Review has another look at Elon Musk. Tesla’s earnings are lower and it faces strong competition from China's electric car manufacturers. Is Musk the genius we have been told he is?

• The Intuitive Investor Model Portfolio is going up at an astonishing rate.   Must be good! 

In this edition:

• The I Ching is forecasting economic/geopolitical trouble this coming month. Gold and silver could be looking cheap right now.

• Israel is trying U.S. patience. So far Israel’s greatest ally has been willing to carry on supplying weapons, but with Israel ignoring America’s displeasure how long will Uncle Sam continue to feed it with the armaments it thinks it needs to flatten Gaza and its inhabitants?

• The mystery of the Nazca Lines. How did the ancient people of Peru’s desert draw their figures on the sand? The II has an answer.

• There’s a new dream, highlighting the way dreams can be invaluable in keeping us healthy.

• Scott Milligan is a physical medium who can make toys fly and musical instruments sound, as we report.

• Outrage in Moscow. Putin’s insistence that Ukraine was responsible, while Islamic extremists claim the dreadful attack on innocent lives, is making the Russian President look silly. The I Ching has something to add to this.

• The I Ching forecasts what gold and silver will do this coming month.

• The Model Portfolio had a charmed month. One investment added 21% in March.

In this edition:

Close to the end of February, we have a new edition of The Intuitive Investor newsletter.

• Navalny murdered. What is next for Russia and the world?

• Trump’s popularity among his supporters remains high. But will America break apart?

• A new dream forecasts Trump finding the going tough – eventually.

• New tales from those who use their intuition to their own benefit.

• Is Trump’s criticism of NATO members’ financial contributions right?

• Is the stock market undergoing another manic phase?

• Last month’s I Ching prediction (that Zelensky would appoint a new commander-in-chief) was spot on. And there’s another interesting thought for the coming period.