Damon Vickers

Cultural diversity is a societal concept that has been around since time immemorial. The world is filled with people who have unique personalities that are shaped by a specific set of races, beliefs, and customs. There is a divide on many levels in society, and it’s easy for conflicts to arise because everyone is different. Damon Vickers , a professional investor and a New York Times bestselling author, believes that humans are capable of achieving world harmony despite the diversity. Peace can prevail amidst the geographical and cultural heterogenicity as long as people take the time to understand and respect each other. Starting with oneself “Conflict is part of nature’s design. How we survive and succeed will depend on how we manage conflicts to fulfill our goals. It’s important to understand that dealing with personal conflict fosters peace within yourself and those around you,” Damon Vickers states. “Change starts small. If we want to achieve world pe...

Lower for longer? There has been a lot of buzz in the financial sector about the movement of interest rates in the world. In the global recession of 2008, interest rates saw a significant decline to stimulate the economy. Zero to below rates proliferated in that era to encourage people to spend. This year, the talks revive anew as economy seems to slow down again. Central banks in New Zealand, Thailand, and India cut interest rates, with Australia believed to follow suit. It’s indicative of slowing growth on a global scale, notes professional investor Damon Vickers from New York, which could likely negatively affect rates. The Present In Europe and Japan, interest rates are below zero, which means consumers and businesses pay in order to deposit cash. Some experts believe that US might reach the negative end of prices, too, mainly since the US-China trade war is still a thing amid ongoing talks between the powerhouses. While the world is still wait...

The financial industry is clamoring to get ready for a global recession as economic growth continues to slow down significantly. Central banks across the world, especially the powerhouse economies like China and Germany, are set to introduce global monetary stimuli to stave off impending doom. Damon Vickers , New York Times bestseller and professional investor. Damon Vickers clarifies factors for monetary stimulus Unlike the strong, synchronized growth of the global economy last 2018, this year’s plight saw a decline in the momentum and diversification of trends that weakened many economies in the world. The US Federal Reserve is looking to cut interest rates in October and December, while Japan is also poised to loosen monetary policies due to the investor and counterpart pressure. Additionally, central banks of South Africa, Brazil, Switzerland, UK, and Norway are set to have respective meetings amid the rising problem. Damon Vickers , notes that the esc...

In the era of technological advancement, Artificial Intelligence is the sector gaining the most talk today. Google is making leaps and bounds in the industry as an ‘AI First’ company, and Damon Vickers, New York bestselling author and investor ponders on how the tech powerhouse will set the tone for the future. “Google connects us to an unlimited set of knowledge that we can access anywhere, from homes to cars. Smartphones are instrumental to this shift in learning, and we are lucky to witness it,” Damon Vickers suggests. The Future of AI In Google’s I/O developer conference last May, CEO Sundar Pichai tackled the new features and services that incorporate artificial intelligence in everyday life. They develop tools that not only improve knowledge but also help people accomplish tasks efficiently. For instance, Google Translate can now re-create your voice in a foreign language. Duplex, Google’s new AI-powered assistant, can handle your book...