Author: Rhys Gregory

Ray Dalio’s All Weather portfolio is built to withstand all types of economic conditions, which is why it’s so popular. The US billionaire runs the world’s largest hedge fund, Bridgewater Associates. In this guide, we explain the investment strategy of Ray Dalio’s portfolio, break down its performance, and explain how you can create your own All Weather portfolio using exchange-traded funds (ETFs). What is Ray Dalio’s investment philosophy? Dalio founded his hedge fund, Bridgewater Associates, in 1975. He has served as the firm’s co-chief investment officer since 1985. Bridgewater Associates is the world’s largest hedge fund and has approximately $220bn…

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With the pandemic pushing the idea of dedicated software teams higher up the agenda of tech leaders, it’s always worth exploring the different options available. Aside from the drive to diversify, the main reason for this is the fierce competition for talent.  With more and more companies being left with under-skilled developers, as the cream of the crop get hired quickly by the tech giants and bigger players.  However, nowadays, businesses are turning towards alternative development models in an effort to keep up with the competition.  Outsourcing and outstaffing enable you to work on a project with engineers provided by…

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Email marketing is the need of Ecommerce Email marketing is the new trend in the modern business world. It is considered to be the most effective and efficient way of marketing in which a client is approached directly through the use of email. The expected client is approached directly through his name and address. The technique is considered to be more successful as the clients consider that the organization knows the needs of the population and the product is specially designed for the specific person or the community. How does it work? Marketing automation is getting popular as an organization…

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Backlit signage is vital for creating an impressive visual and assisting guests in noticing the lights. Adding brightness and contrast to your signs becomes more inviting to passers-by. In addition, backlit signs may help your company’s information, sponsors, and promotional materials stand out in any setting. What are the Benefits of Using Backlit Signs? Humans are naturally drawn to shiny, bright objects. This is because, in human eyes, there are energy receptors that can be triggered by light. Since light is a kind of energy, our eyes are drawn to it. Backlit signs bring signage to life by creating a…

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The cost of living crisis is having a significant impact on UK residents right now. Inflation is at a 30-year high and fuel prices have risen and are set to rise again later this year. With everything going up in price, many people are pausing their plans to save for the big things such as a house or a wedding. But is it possible to set aside cash for the savings account? If you had gotten into good habits before the recent squeeze and want to make sure you can still put money in your ISA, read on. Little amounts…

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The business ambassadors of City Hospice, a leading charity in Cardiff, joined together for a lunch event at the Cardiff and County Club, to raise the hospice’s profile. City Hospice has 11 business ambassadors, who are prominent figures in the business community across South Wales. They support the charity by hosting events, partaking in fundraising activities and generally raising awareness for the hospice. Each of the ambassadors brought a guest from the business community in Cardiff to the lunch to further spread word of the charity and the essential care provided by them. City Hospice provides palliative care for 550…

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In a welcome boost to the local economy, B&M are thrilled to announce the launch of its brand new store and Garden Centre in Capital retail Park, Cardiff. The launch of the new store will create more than 70 jobs for local people and will The discount retailer has taken possession of the former Marks and Spencer store and will undergo a comprehensive internal and external refurbishment programme before officially opening its doors at 9am on Friday 14th May 2022. Customers can expect to find a wide variety of branded groceries for the best possible price including a range of…

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The National Cycle Museum in Mid Wales has developed a workshop section which allows visitors to watch bicycles being repaired and maintained. Trustee Peter Davies, husband of the Llandrindod Wells-based museum’s fellow curator, Freda, can be seen at work on the exhibits and newly donated bicycles on Mondays and Tuesdays. “Visitors like to stop and chat to Peter and ask lots of questions,” said Freda. “The museum is not just about the display of static bicycles; visitors can also learn by watching demonstrations. “Most children love riding a bicycle, so they will be fascinated to visit the museum with their parents, many…

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Ramblers Cymru’s community led Paths to Wellbeing project is seeking to help nature across 18 areas in Wales, by supporting communities to improve their local green spaces and develop their path networks. Throughout April and May, volunteers across Wales will join Ramblers Cymru regional officers, The Wildlife Trusts Wales, Coed Cadw, the Woodland Trust in Wales, and local authorities to run various activities such as wildlife activity days, seed planting, vegetation clearance, and much more. Hannah Wilcox-Brooke, Paths to Wellbeing project manager said; “Throughout lockdown, people of all ages explored their local green spaces and realised how beneficial walking outdoors…

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A Rhondda civil servant doorstepped by a top tenor to sing on a popular TV show is urging budding singers from across South Wales to apply to duet with their musical idols. Leading Welsh television production company Cwmni Da are looking for music loving dreamers to take part in dazzling duets on the popular S4C television series, Canu Gyda Fy Arwr (Singing With My Hero) which features Porthmadog singing star Rhys Meirion, who lives in Pwllglas, near Ruthin. Rachel Stephens, from Treherbert in the Rhondda, took part in the second series when she sang the classical song, O Gymru, with…

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