Shots fired. I would also draw attention to the close ‘links’ (no, really,) between Scotland and Flanders in the 16th C. Standing by for a revisionist history of the Reijder Cup…. https://t.co/TlB2J9mN5a
Imagine AI creating new financial instruments that human intelligence is unable to understand. We will be like horses in a market – a horse can see money being exchanged and new owners taking it home, but it is unable to comprehend what is happening.
From the @nytopinion podcast with @ezraklein. Watch the whole episode: https://t.co/vezfpz5PjP
Who’s buying made in China cars?
Pretty much people in every time zone. More than 100 different countries.
This year European demand has exploded higher.
Wake up, folks. Commodities are telling you something, and yesterday the Treasury confirmed it.
Scarcity in the physical world. Repression in the financial one.
Scarcity pushes prices up. Repression holds yields down. The gap between them is the debasement.
Commodities are the only asset class that wins on both sides.
The structural case for commodities has been turbo charged. Underinvestment, deglobalization and electrification all pushing markets like diesel cracks and copper to new highs.
Meanwhile the chokepoints are increasing, from Hormuz to the Red Sea, the Rhine, the Panama Canal, the Black Sea grain corridor and Russian refining capacity. It is becoming increasingly apparent that not a single one of those is reachable by anything in Washington's toolkit whether it be caused by war or weather.
The illusion of abundance is likely behind us. I said as much on CNBC this Monday, and I got long gold, silver and agriculture last week.
Ten points for you to consider. (1/11)
The US has drifted from democracy for decades
Press freedom is falling. Institutions are weakening. Rules are bent for power. The president and FIFA canceling a red-card suspension fits that trend
In the end, this will cost the US its reserve status. Massively bullish for gold
@gertdemesure En waarom er vanuit gaan dat een erfenis je in de schoot valt. Mij lijkt dat de meeste erfenissen op voorhand tamelijk goed in te schatten zijn. Wat vooral stoort in de discussie is de mate van toevalligheid, om dan de rest van het betoog op te bouwen.
@SwissKnifeInv I 'm not sure about that. But recycling steel market is also too small to replace the classic route. And Electric arc furnaces need ... electricity.
@GeertNoels En waarom overwinsten (what 's in a name) niet vastklikken aan de subsidies ?
En wat met de tax rulings ?
Of willen we met z'n allen een nieuw kot, omdat wat er al staat van iemand anders is ?
@Osinttechnical@wmiddelkoop We were already told in the eighties that around this time we would run out of oil. That 's probably why the development of electric cars was urgent in the nineties and nillies.