Review on Gloom Boom Doom by Douglas Cachazo
Gloom Boom Doom: Focused on non traditional investment advice
Digital magazine with little operational staff, almost all the information and editorial are made by its creator and director Marc Faber who is an expert in digital marketing. From there it follows that its articles never lack content on technology, it is noteworthy that most of the articles are in a quasi-editorial format.
Although it is cataloged and considered as an economic and financial magazine, I consider that it is more of a report as its name says,
Its web page is not such, it is rather an eye-catching Blog in the best workpress style, I say this because of the traditional template or home form.
In the digital format available or open to all users outside subscription, there are few reports of great interest, the bulk is only delivered in PDF format and is available only to subscribers, the subscription is a one-time annual payment, which entitles you to a number of reports, which is on the order of one per month.
The reports are oriented to serve as an advisor for non traditional investments and is aimed at people or institutions with economic power and willingness to their financial agents to make investments reducing risks, they guide you where you should invest, which are the best investment options. It is for these people that I could recommend these reports.
Pros
- Easy to read and understand format
- Reports intended for individual investors with economic power
Cons
- Low financial staff for report development
- There are several similar formats with free information
- Seems not to have grown over time.
