Chris MacIntosh, Author at Capitalist Exploits

Coronavirus. Listen in to what the professionals are doing

Chris MacIntosh, Brad McFadden principal at Glenorchy Capital and co-editor of Insider at capitalist exploits, Harris (Kuppy) Kupperman from Praetorian Capital, Mike Alkin and his lead analyst Tim Chilleri from Sachem Cove partners, and last but certainly not least, Tim Staermose author of the 4th Pillar at Sovereignman take you through our thoughts on the likely outcomes of Covid-19.

Chris MacIntosh February 15, 2020 1 Comment

When Trust Evaporates

I thought I’d compare the current Wuhan zombie apocalypse bat virus to that of SARS and see what is similar this time around…and what is not. Now, I’m not going to get into which virus wins the “I killed more faster”, (thus far, it was SARS with a fatality rate

Chris MacIntosh February 5, 2020 2 Comments

Wars have Been Fought over Less

When I first visited Asia nearly 2 decades ago I felt like a giant….still do. Here’s why…even though this chart is 10 years old my guess is it’s not changed a great deal. The other thing I remember is that if I’d been to the gym that day, after a

Chris MacIntosh January 25, 2020 2 Comments

Fed Policy, Chaos Theory, Shale and Dangerous Miscalculations in the Middle-East

Chaos theory was first defined by James Yorke and T.Y. Li in 1975. What it tells us is the uncomfortable truth that the world can and does sometimes go to shit doesn’t follow a predictable pattern. Chaos theory is usually associated with math or physics because those subjects are its

Chris MacIntosh January 17, 2020 1 Comment

Simple Not Easy

I haven’t been sick in over three years. Nothing, not a sniffle, not a cough – nada. Strong as an ox I tell my wife. And so, naturally, I am immune from anything dodgy. The terminator of sickness if you will. Except I wasn’t two weeks ago. God only knows

Chris MacIntosh January 2, 2020 1 Comment

So how’s that “paperless society” going?

I have a kindle. Thought it was a bit odd when I first used it…like single ply toilet paper, it works, but you know there’s better. Speaking of better. You know what’s better? Well triple ply of course…and paper books. No not paper books for that, that’s gross…for reading. Paper

Chris MacIntosh November 28, 2019 2 Comments

What Does Your Investment Portfolio Diet Look Like?

If eliminating carbs and sugars from your diet would help you shed that spare tyre, in oh…say two weeks, you’d be motivated to commit to saying nein to that pizza and cheesecake, right? Wrong. After five years, as many as 95% of dieters will be back to where they started,

Chris MacIntosh November 20, 2019 1 Comment

Macro Hedge Funds: Creating The Right Mix of Assets

I have a friend. He’s a gold bug. He’s also…how do I say this? Eccentric! I went around to his house recently and he showed me this gold bar. He’s using it as a door stop. I mean it looks like what it is. A bloody gold brick. It’s a

Chris MacIntosh November 18, 2019 2 Comments

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