Tag: Investment
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All It Takes Is All You Got – by Balanji
Your assets are the government’s collateral. A recent Wall Street Journal article included this wonderful graph: That’s weird. Why is the US government issuing Treasuries at emergency rates when the official narrative is that everything is fine? And why is the Wall Street Journal acknowledging something extremely strange is going on…and that it could end badly? Here are…
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Crypto Comparison: Solana, Ethereum, and Bitcoin
These three cryptocurrencies have each carved out their own unique place in the digital asset landscape, offering distinct value propositions to users and investors alike. Let’s dive in. The Origins Bitcoin – the OG of cryptocurrencies, was first introduced to the world in 2009 by the mysterious Satoshi Nakamoto. This decentralized digital currency was designed…
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Raoul Pal’s “Everything Code”: Deciphering the Interconnected Web of Finance, Economics, and Government
I’ve been closely following Raoul Pal’s work on the “Everything Code” – a comprehensive framework that aims to unravel the complex web of interconnections between the financial markets, economic trends, and governmental policies. As a precursor to my previous article, today I’m pulling apart the peach a bit further. The Debt Trap: When Governments Can’t…
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Raoul Pal’s “Everything Code”: A Comprehensive Exploration of the Crypto Landscape
I’ve been closely following the work of Raoul Pal, the renowned global macro investor and co-founder of Real Vision. Pal’s latest venture, the “Everything Code,” has been generating significant buzz within the crypto community, and I’m excited to dive into this comprehensive framework and share my insights with you. Pal’s “Everything Code” is a holistic…
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The Bitcoin Standard
by Saifedean Ammous Why Bitcoin Could Be the Future of Sound Money The history of money is a fascinating one, filled with the rise and fall of various forms of currency. In his book “The Bitcoin Standard,” economist Saifedean Ammous makes a compelling case that Bitcoin could be the solution to the shortcomings of our…
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Fixed or Variable – by Scotty Brennan
Variable or fixed? It’s a question many people are debating right now. As a mortgage broker I get asked about this daily. I am personally buying a home right now, I actually get the keys May 12th! I cannot tell you what the right decision is for yourself but I will share why I am sticking…
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10 LIES YOU MUST UNLEARN – By Arlen Dahlin
Sometimes you need to stop trying to learn so much stuff and start working to UNLEARN a few things like….. 1. “Save Your Money” Save it for a rainy day? I would rather move and follow the sun.* Why would you save your money? Money is completely useless unless you use it.* Money is a…
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7 Professional Options Strategies Every Trader Needs to Know.
By Gregory Mannarino (TradersChoice.net) Seven Professional Options Strategies Every Trader Needs to Know. By Gregory Mannarino (TradersChoice.net) Let me begin here with laying out some options basics, just as a quick review! What Are Options? An option is a derivative, that is an option derives its value from another underlying asset. When a trader either buys or…
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Quantitative Sleaze –
Quantitative Sleaze – How The Bank Of Canada Mislead Politicians On Real Estate & QE ExternalInbox By Peter Sunwasi Canada’s central bank head piqued the interest of economists, and not because of his dazzling personality. Speaking to lawmakers, the Bank of Canada (BoC) Governor Tiff Macklem explained quantitative ease (QE) has no impact on housing. He further explained…
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NIMBYs vs Garden Suites – by John Lorinc
Here’s an odd little mystery about a freshly filed appeal by a residents association coalition of council’s new “garden suites” bylaw, which was approved by council in February. Last week, a group of seven Toronto ratepayer groups, calling itself the “Building Better Neighbourhoods Coalition,” issued a press releasesaying they would be appealing the bylaw to the Ontario Land…