Economics

Free Markets

What a joke the efficient markets hypothesis has become. Following the crisis in 2008, Central Banks worldwide have intentionally interfered in the global financial markets on the order of Trillions for the last decade.

#Italy

For a couple years now I’ve been tweeting about and writing about Political Risk as the main risk in the financial markets. The Reason is simple: for the last decade Central Banks have intervened in markets to suppress interest rates by keeping Sovereign Bond yields too low. By buying government debt in the market…

Un Deux Trois

I was blessed to be with some incredible people today who made time stand still. Or more like they reminded me that our Old Perception of linear time is tilted. Slanted. Polluted.

When we hear the right music. Find that right moment. Have the right resonance. Time becomes more…

Day One.

I started running again last week. It was painful. Time ticked by and my breath was heavy. Glancing at my pace brought me back to some time long before I was in marathon shape. My hands were cold. But I kept going until I made it back home…rounding the bend I picked up the pace and beat my time! (The bar…

4 Key ingredients for Systemic Risk

Markets fluctuate all the time and even face significant declines without causing systemic problems.

However, from time to time, there are big collapses, the most recent of which occurred in 2008.

Brexit thoughts.

Published a Snapstorm on the Brexit.