April 21, 2025 Uranium Price Chart: Forecast 2025–2026 Forget the sleepy narratives of the past decade, and let’s see what the Uranium Price Chart is saying. Uranium isn’t just “back”—it’s on the edge of a structural revaluation. The 2024 breakout above $100/lb wasn’t a fluke; it was a tremor before the main quake. Behind the … Read more
Bias Is the Virus: Infection Without Awareness April 20, 2025 Cognitive bias doesn’t announce itself. It seeps in like carbon monoxide—odourless, tasteless, lethal. Most investors will never even know they were compromised. Confirmation bias—the silent enabler—is perhaps the most insidious. Once a narrative lodges itself in the brain, we begin to contort all new data … Read more
Lyn Alden: Knows the System Cold—But Can She Predict the Herd? April 20, 2025 Clarity Without Cult-Like Theatrics In a financial landscape drunk on hot takes and algorithmic dopamine, Lyn Alden doesn’t play the hype game—and that’s both her strength and her limitation. She doesn’t scream Bitcoin to a million, doesn’t chase trend-chasing clicks. … Read more
Jerome Powell: Misjudging Inflation While Markets Pay the Price April 19, 2025 Introduction: Unmasking the Foolish Moves of Fed Chair Jerome Powell Jerome Powell isn’t navigating the economy—he’s lurching through it, eyes wide shut, hands on levers he barely understands. After the COVID crash, he didn’t just stimulate; he detonated a liquidity bomb. Trillions poured … Read more
Michael Burry Twitter: What the Big Short Investor Is Saying Now April 19, 2025 The Oracle With a Wi-Fi Password Michael Burry doesn’t whisper. He tweets. And every tweet ignites a thousand Reddit threads, CNBC specials, and panicked portfolio reshufflings. The man who once shorted the housing market and walked off with myth status now … Read more
Russia and China Gold Reserves: The Quiet War on the Dollar April 18, 2025 Intro: The Gravity of Gold Imagine the global geopolitical landscape as a complex vector field, where each nation-state exerts influence, pulling and pushing against one another through economic, military, and strategic forces. Within this intricate constellation, certain moves ripple outward—unexpected, nonlinear, and … Read more
David Hunter Contrarian Predictions: Hit, Miss, or Market Mythology? David Hunter has been called a contrarian, a prophet, a madman—and some say all three at once. He’s not your typical financial forecaster. His predictions don’t just follow the crowd; they taunt it. Like a storm-chaser running into the vortex of chaos, Hunter dives headfirst into … Read more
Jeremy Grantham Predictions: On Mark or Wide Misses April 18, 2025 Jeremy Grantham is either Cassandra in a Bloomberg suit or the Dow Jones version of a doomsday cult leader with a spreadsheet. And maybe—just maybe—he’s both. Perhaps that’s the point. In a financial world addicted to dopamine, speed, and the warm glow of quarterly … Read more
Dead Cats Bounce: Wall Street’s Favorite Zombie Gymnastics Routine April 17, 2025 The Concrete Kiss It begins not with a whisper, but a sickening thud. The sound of value impacting reality at terminal velocity. A stock, a sector, an entire market, plummeting—a dizzying descent from grace, shedding points like feathers in a hurricane. Panic paints … Read more
Intellectual Humility + Mass Psychology: The Killer Combo You Ignore at Your Peril April 17, 2025 The Paradoxical Dance of Knowledge and Crowds In a world awash with information yet starving for wisdom, two forces move like powerful currents beneath our collective consciousness: intellectual humility and mass psychology. Like the mythical dragon described in your … Read more
