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Bloomberg Points of Return

John Authers

John Authers uses charts and commentary to explore global markets and investing, offering a framework for readers who want to examine financial narratives carefully.

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The publication

What to expect.

Points of Return is a fit for readers who like to reason through markets visually. Its publisher describes a global investment focus built around charts. Give those visuals a deliberate reading: check the time horizon, the units and the comparison being made before accepting the conclusion. Authers’ professional background spans investment commentary and international financial reporting. The useful habit is to extract one question from an edition and compare it with another source or the original data.

Who it’s for

Investors and market observers who learn through charts and want an experienced commentator’s perspective to help them formulate and challenge their own financial interpretations.

Inside the reading

Its areas of focus.

01

Global investment

Consider market developments through an international investment perspective and compare the argument with conditions in your own reference market.

02

Chart interpretation

Study the relationships shown in market charts, checking scales, dates and comparison groups before accepting a persuasive visual argument.

03

Market commentary

Use the commentary as a prompt to articulate your own assumptions and seek evidence that might contradict them.

Global marketsChartsInvestment analysisMacro

The Desk’s reading note

Make the read useful.

For one chart per edition, check whether a different starting date or comparison would change the apparent story.

Keep a question, an idea to investigate, or a source to return to in your saved notes.