Embrace the ‘D’ word for a tough 2019 ahead


First loss: Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah shoots at goal during the match between Liverpool and Manchester City. — Reuters

AFTER the Christmas holidays, New Year fireworks and all the wishes that we have made and received in welcoming the final teen year of the century, we are now back to charting the investment strategy for the year and what should investors do in the current market conditions.

Before we explore what are our strategies for the year, it can’t be help to notice that in the race to the English Premier League (EPL) title for 2018/19 season, the team that most people thought will not likely be on top of the table at the turn of the New Year is actually sitting pretty at the helm, leaving behind its closest rival, Manchester City seven points behind. However, Liverpool’s lead at the top was cut to four points early on Friday morning as they lost 1-2 to Manchester City playing at the Etihad.

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