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Become a Better Investor Newsletter – 27 April 2024
Bonds only diversify under low inflation. Japanese earnings almost 2x the US. The MMT inflation train. Central banks load up on gold. AI demands power.
Read MoreBecome a Better Investor Newsletter – 20 April 2024
The bond trade hasn’t played out. S&P 500 is down in terms of gold. Manager allocates 70% of its AUM to cash. Bitcoin is 3x-levered NASDAQ. Fast food outpaces inflation.
Read MoreBecome a Better Investor Newsletter – 13 April 2024
US CPI higher than expected. Yen records a 34-year low against US$. Tech sits on loads of cash. Go green, go nuclear. Work brings meaning.
Read MoreBecome a Better Investor Newsletter – 6 April 2024
China is picking up. New ATHs for gold. US halts SPR refill. S&P 493 picking up on Mag 7. Top talent still moves to the US.
Read MoreBecome a Better Investor Newsletter – 30 March 2024
Fed has US$1trn in unrealized losses. The 2nd wave of inflation. China is buying gold. Japan’s 34-year drawdown is rookie numbers. Daniel Kahneman has left us.
Read MoreBecome a Better Investor Newsletter – 23 March 2024
BoJ moves to positive rates. QE since 2008. We’re quickly getting poorer. Emerging markets go with coal. Market volatility is a fee.
Read MoreBecome a Better Investor Newsletter – 16 March 2024
US CPI higher than expected. US inflation has stayed above 3%. S&P 500 hitting new ATHs. Invest in uncovered stocks. Top 100 investment books.
Read MoreBecome a Better Investor Newsletter – 9 March 2024
Sh*tcoins are back. Bonds can be risky, too. Gold records new ATH. Go woke, go broke. Less corruption, higher GDP/per capita.
Read MoreBecome a Better Investor Newsletter – 2 March 2024
Valuations matter, or do they?. Bitcoin back above $60K. Bitcoin ETFs attract billions. Shitcoin or Real estate?. The woke Gemini.
Read MoreBecome a Better Investor Newsletter – 24 February 2024
The top 10% is 75% of the market. Market concentration got Druck out in 1987. Investors remain bullish. BoA says the market can run further. 9.5 weeks to balance the government budget.
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