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Continue reading →: Rethinking China: From Bullish Optimism to Cautious RealismOver the past decade, I’ve been notably bullish on China, driven by their remarkable growth trajectory since the 1970s and the potential for their equities to dominate globally. However, post-2020, certain events have prompted a reevaluation of this stance. The emergence of the pandemic in 2020, coupled with the unchallenged…
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Continue reading →: FedNow, Stablecoins, and the New Frontier Eurodollar MarketIn a recent radio interview on the U.S. banking crisis, I talked about the urgent need for banking business models to adapt to the lightning-fast pace of real-time settlements. Why? Because in this age of social media and digital banking, when bank runs happen, they happen at a pace that’s…
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Continue reading →: Insights into Crypto BankruptcyCaitlin Long is someone I’ve been tracking for a while now. Trust me when I tell you, she knows her stuff when it comes to crypto. Recently, she’s dissected the demise of Prime Trust, a state-chartered trust company that’s now stumbling through a voluntary Chapter 11. According to Caitlin, your…
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Continue reading →: The Great Reset: Dancing on the Edge of a Debt VortexIn the feverish madness of 2020 and 2021, the powers that be – governments and central banks – decided that maybe modern monetary theory works and used it to guide their policies. They kicked their printing presses into high gear, churning out fantastical amounts of money and buying debt with…
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Continue reading →: Contradictions and Paradoxes: Decoding the Federal Reserve’s Soft Landing NarrativeThe Soft landing Thesis Contrary to the mainstream financial prophecy (including my own), The Federal Reserve (FED) persists in its narrative that there will not be a recession in the near future. This statement presents itself as a stark contrast to the forecasts of various banks and financial pundits (again,…
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Continue reading →: BOJ’s Yield Curve Policy Pivot and the Echo Across Global MarketsThe Bank of Japan (BoJ) is taking the macro world for a spin. It’s shaking up its yield curve control (YCC) policy, expanding its trading band for 10-year GDP yields from a range of 50 basis points to a much broader range of 100 basis points. This is a remarkable…
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Continue reading →: ‘Everything Bubble’ And The Brewing Storm: Navigating The Bubble BurstSummary The global market is potentially at the precipice of a significant downturn due to an ‘Everything Bubble’, encompassing not just equities but also housing, bonds, and other asset classes. Overlaying this imminent crisis are two secular challenges: climate change and the end of cheap resources. These factors, combined with…
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Continue reading →: Banking Blunders, Fed Follies, and the Bitcoin Beacon: An Alternative Path for InvestorsExecutive Summary Central banks and regulators have fueled debt growth, leading to potential economic instability; Bitcoin offers a hedge against risks. Bitcoin’s predictive nature and self-custody capabilities make it an attractive investment for protection against lurking financial threats. Grayscale Bitcoin Trust provides a related, alternative investment option for traditional investors…
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Continue reading →: Crypto Blunders: SEC Showdown and the UK’s RiseIn a world where cryptocurrencies and digital assets are in turmoil, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is locked in an internal battle. It’s the Wild West of crypto, where disagreements within the Commission tear at the very fabric of regulation. The Coinbase blog post reveals the twisted plot…
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Continue reading →: Tesla Demand Problems: Quick TakesSeveral analysts have pointed out that Tesla has a demand issue. However Musk downplayed the problems in the earnings call. The company is seeing strong demand for its products and has seen the highest orders year-to-date in its history. Orders are currently almost twice the rate of production. Despite a…



