Posts Tagged ‘Putin’
2026: Hopefully the Year Bullshit Dies!
Ho-ho-bloody-ho! That’s another Christmas behind me. I’m no Grinch – I love Christmas with the family – but like markets, it’s exhausting if you’re actually doing your bit. This year I shared it with both my own family and my in-laws, and it went extremely well. Still, anyone claiming Christmas isn’t stressful clearly isn’t pulling their weight.
Read MoreFear and Loathing in the UK
Here I am, in a country where there are more pricks in its government than you would find on the average rose bush, a country where the main topic of conversation outside of politics revolves around…
Read MoreWhere Will We Be by the End of Summer?
The sun is shining, the beaches are crowded, and lean, Ozempic-sculpted bodies are strutting in ever-smaller swimsuits – even if the sagging skin tells a different story.
Read MoreWhat Price Peace?
Make no mistake – peace is a result in itself. But what might that mean for the markets and the global economy in general? Oil below $50? Gold correcting toward $3,000? Bitcoin breaking to new highs?
If this peace is real and durable, these are the kinds of numbers I’d expect markets to start gravitating toward.
Navigating Turbulent Markets: A Cautious Approach in Uncertain Times
Earlier this month, we discussed the upside potential of Bitcoin, gold, and energy – particularly oil – based on the possibility of escalating tensions between warring nations.
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