#Inflation

John Street Capital

JohnStCapital

0/ As $BTC finished October +28.2% and +92.6% YTD we took a look at some of the key positioning / historical performance data. 1/ $BTC's "theoretical cost basis" is now

judith bray

judithb22585351

Shared from Photos app1 photo Imagine you were born in 1900.When you're 14, World War I begins and ends when you're 18 with 22 million dead.Soon after a global pandemic,

LifeAfterFI

LifeAfterFI

Have had many ask how much money is enough for (presumably early) #financialindependence in India. Is it 25x, 30x, or 40x of current annual expenses? My opinion.//THREAD// 1/ The

Alan Cole

AlanMCole

:Yesterday we talked a bit about why stable nominal GDP growth is desirable. While my new paper speaks well of NGDP targeting, it is not the only content.In fact, much

Matt Slater

MattSlater

This is my 3rd Crypto Bull Market. While they are all different they share many similar patterns. Here are some lessons from the 2017 crypto bull market. #crypto #eth #btc

David Cayla

dav_cayla

#ThreadJe suis d'accord avec l'analyse de @FredericFarah développée ici par @RaveaudGilles qui expliquent très bien l'un des effets de l'euro.Cependant, il me semble nécessaire d'évoquer également d'autres effe

APPG for Childcare & Early Education

APPGearlyyears

It's day 4 of #ChildcareandEarlyEducationWeek and we wanted to take this opportunity to reiterate the APPG's key asks of the Government. Firstly, in the short term, we would like to

Julian Paul Merrill

JulianPMerrill

Thread: People don't understand #Bitcoin because our financial system is so complicated. Our financial system is so complicated because it doesn't make sense: We are simultaneously told that we

Alasdair Macleod

MacleodFinance

People power taking out Wall Street is an unexpected development with serious implications. It appears to be fuelled by helicopter drops of USD into the hands of a disillusioned public.

Rob Sarrow 💫

rsarrow

Fantastic conversation between @LynAldenContact & @JeffBooth today on Swan Signal.Acc @SwanBitcoin There are 4 ways a government can finance debt: 1. Domestic government borrowing2. International government borrowing3. Quantitative Easi

Roberto Perli

R_Perli

1/5 Significant divergence of late between US and German term premiums.Hard not to interpret it as the (at least partial) result of the difference between #ECB easing commitment (pedal to

The Motley Fool

themotleyfool

We’ve got BIG NEWS! We’re buying $5 million in Bitcoin on our own balance sheet.That's right. $5 million. Here’s why:1. We believe it will store value more effectively than gold

Jacquie Stephens

Jazmo0712

I'm so over politicians talking about ppl who wouldn't go to work during the pandemic because they were making more on unemployment than if they went to work.I'd like to

Joe

realJosephRich

It's important to always understand WHY. The market isn't going up because anyone thinks the economy is going to suddenly go crazy. It isn't because the government cares about pensions

Aurélien Goutsmedt

AGoutsmedt

1/ In October 1978 was enacted the Humphrey-Hawkins bill that constitutes an important piece of legislation for the dual mandate of the FED. Follows a summary of my working paper

Avid

_animal_spirits

A thread of evidence and arguments that (i) the Federal Reserve is monetizing debt and (ii) that reserves are (like) cash, NOT a form of inert unspendable money (as many

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