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Become 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.
Read MoreBecome a Better Investor Newsletter – 17 February 2024
NVIDIA takes 3rd position. US inflation higher than expected. EU economy remains challenged. Bidens skips cognitive test. Dark Brandon rigged Super Bowl.
Read MoreBecome a Better Investor Newsletter – 10 February 2024
China faces deflation. India gets China money. Time to buy Alibaba?. Fidelity adds BTC to portfolios. Time to get real about green energy.
Read MoreBecome a Better Investor Newsletter – 3 February 2024
What if Japan re-rated to 1x PB?. Non-US equity isn’t expensive. We’re due for war. Deficit spending avoids recession. Market wizard Nancy Pelosi does it again.
Read MoreBecome a Better Investor Newsletter – 27 January 2024
2 x $3trn. Tech at dot-com levels. In the long run, stocks win. Few fund managers expect a hard landing. Fuel shipping costs shoot up.
Read MoreBecome a Better Investor Newsletter – 20 January 2024
Billy G is the biggest. Jamie D says Bitcoin is shit. China ain’t cheap no more. Not enough Chinese babies. This time it’s different in Japan.
Read MoreBecome a Better Investor Newsletter – 13 January 2024
Shifting to caution from progress. DEI at any cost. Time for EM to shine?. Rate hikes haven’t hit companies. Spot Bitcoin ETFs approved.
Read MoreBecome a Better Investor Newsletter – 6 January 2024
US politicians are amazing investors. 2023 was great for Tech. The yield curve has been inverted for 430+ days. GDP growth driven by budget deficit. Ships avoid the Red Sea.
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