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Tom Dyson

Tom Dyson is a member of the Daily Wealth and True Wealth research team. There's not another financial writer with a more proven contrarian view. Tom made his first trade age 12. The stock returned 300% in less than 9 months. Since then, Tom has worked on a bond trading desk at Salomon brothers, qualified to the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants and ridden freight trains all over North America.

In his spare time, Tom likes to speculate in the capital markets, gamble on the golf course and play poker against his colleagues. He graduated from the University of Nottingham with a degree in Spanish.


 
 
Invest in internet advertising - by Tom Dyson

...Take Jim's stock advice on this: sell the stock of traditional media and buy Internet delivery...


Investing in tangible or paper assets - by Tom Dyson

...Under paper, we put stocks and shares, bonds, currency and cash. Under tangibles, we find hard assets like land, gold coins, factories and oil tankers...


Crisis Investing: US Agriculture - by Tom Dyson

...The 70s was one of the best times for American farmers. Prices were high. Profits were easy. But in the early 80s, the bubble burst...Low prices made US agriculture competitive again. But because so many farmers had gone bankrupt, there wasn't anyone left to meet additional demand. Prices had to rise. Anyone with a basic understanding of market forces could have predicted this...


Investing in DR Congo, Africa - by Tom Dyson

...For the last three weeks, Ive read everything I can find on the DR Congo. Ive even scoured ten thousand stocks on the US and Canadian exchanges looking for exposure to DR Congo, as well as investment opportunities...


Investment prospects of war-torn countries - by Tom Dyson

...DR Congo is the wettest country in the world. Anything will grow, including cash crops like coffee, rubber and cocoa...When I hear war stories like this, Im reminded of what one of the best investors of our time, Jim Rogers, has to say about the investment prospects of war-torn countries...



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