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.

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What 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.

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Back to Pre-Tariff Levels – So, What Now?

I’ve just spent a few weeks in the UK, and no matter how you slice it, the place feels like it’s in decline. I left in 1990, and the downward slide since then has only picked up speed. Under the current left-leaning government led by Keir Starmer – or as I’ve dubbed him, “Stoma” – things are deteriorating even faster.

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It’s a Fire Sale!

It’s been a hell of a week – literally. A fire at my house has caused significant damage, and let’s just say my wife is less than impressed. As I sit here writing this, I’m still waiting for the insurance guy to turn up, which means I’m currently camping at the in-laws. Not exactly the five-star accommodation I had in mind, but hey, at least the foods decent.

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Damn! I got that wrong! 

I honestly thought the Democrats would cheat and put up more of a fight, causing more delays, but it seems they didn’t want Kamala either! But to hell with that. I woke up real early Wednesday morning to see how the election was going, and boy, I have been smiling since.

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