The Great Crash of 1929: When Greed Finally Met Reality Aug 6, 2026 Markets Rarely Collapse Without Warning The Stock Market Crash of 1929 remains the benchmark against which every major financial collapse is measured, yet its greatest lesson is often misunderstood. Black Tuesday was not the cause of the disaster; it was merely the … Read more
Why Revolutionary Technologies Often Produce Terrible Investments Aug 5, 2026 One of the most stubborn myths in investing is the belief that spotting a revolutionary technology early is enough to produce extraordinary returns, when history suggests something far less comforting, because some of the greatest innovations humanity has ever produced destroyed enormous amounts of shareholder … Read more
A Tactical Investor Capital Allocation Framework for the Stablecoin Era Aug 4, 2026 A stablecoin investment framework should begin with a simple discipline that investors often forget during financial manias: do not start with the loudest asset, the biggest prediction, or the most fashionable narrative, but with the places where capital must flow if the … Read more
Fear and Euphoria: The Two Emotions That Quietly Steal Investor Wealth Aug 4, 2026 Markets rarely defeat investors with complexity. They defeat them with timing, and timing turns out not to be an intelligence problem nearly as often as people assume. It is an emotional one, subtle enough that participants think they are reasoning when … Read more
Performance Record Following requests from subscribers, we have published our detailed trading results from 2023 through 2026 YTD. Historical results dating back to 2021 will be added as time permits. We have never had a losing year. Our philosophy is simple: pursue steady, disciplined gains while avoiding the temptation to chase FOMO-driven markets. The record … Read more
The Battle That May Define Digital Money Aug 3, 2026 For most of the past decade, the argument around digital assets has circled the same familiar questions, with people asking whether Bitcoin will replace fiat currencies, whether governments will ban cryptocurrencies, and which blockchain will ultimately come out on top, and although those questions generate … Read more
The Three Monetary Worlds of 2040 Aug 2, 2026 Forecasting the future has always been one of investing’s favourite games and, at the same time, one of its least dependable habits, because every generation eventually convinces itself that it can see the shape of the world ahead with unusual clarity, only to discover later that … Read more
The Next Yield War Aug 1, 2026 Every major financial revolution eventually turns into a fight over one deceptively simple question, and in this case that question is not really about technology, branding, or even the token itself, but about who gets to earn the yield. That may sound like the sort of detail only … Read more
The Battle That May Define Digital Money July 31, 2026 For most of the past decade, the argument around digital assets has circled the same familiar questions, with people asking whether Bitcoin will replace fiat currencies, whether governments will ban cryptocurrencies, and which blockchain will ultimately come out on top, and although those questions generate … Read more
Who Really Creates Money? How Stablecoins Could Rewrite Modern Banking July 31, 2026 Ask most people who actually creates money and you will almost always get the same confident answer, which is “the central bank,” and it happens to be one of the most widely accepted ideas in all of economics while also being one … Read more
