Andrew G.
Henrik is a serious individual
I know what my strengths and weaknesses are in life. I am not very organised, I am prone to letting my emotions get the better of me. I’m the type (MBTI ENFP) of person who shouldn’t be a trader. If I were in charge, I’d be pulled about by the vagaries of the market and lose all my money. I’m not very serious, What has all of this got to do with the Zeberg Report? Well, if you don’t have certain skills, find someone else who does have them and pay them for their services. For example, if you’re an entrepreneurial type but terrible with money and budgeting, hire a logical methodical person to manage that side of your business. Having taken control of my SIPP, I decided it would be sensible to get some contrarian investment advice. I stumbled across Henrik in YouTube Videos and was struck by his integrity. He didn’t care about contradicting his host. Henrik is a serious individual, he tells it like it is. He has no interest in narratives or popular tropes which predominate on YouTube interviews and podcasts. He looks at the data and says what he sees. Henrik is not here to make friends, he’s here to provide his insights into the markets from his background in technical analyst and Elliott Wave. He’s very driven in this regard and does not suffer fools gladly. As an education in the basics of how to invest your own money, the Zeberg Report is excellent. Henrik truly tells it like he sees it, explains every part of his business cycle theory to subscribers. So much so that you could take what he says and go off and do it yourself, but would you? Is it worth it? Or would you rather a highly motivated and methodical person did the analysis for you every week, with a mid week catch up? This is not a stock picking service, neither is it a trading view, it’s about recognising a trend and the direction it is going. You then make your choices about exposure, position size and risk management. Is Henrik always right? No, but in terms of fundamentals, he does have a real talent for reading charts. Subscribing has certainly been an education, and I’ve learn a huge amount about investing and technical analysis. If you like the stage analysis type of investment strategy (Stan Weinstein), you’ll probably like what Henrik has to say. The live shows can be a bit hit and miss with audio and video, but I’m sure this will develop and grow as the business matures. Overall, I heartily recommend!



