Tag: Euro

The End Of NATO (Part 2): Why War Is Coming To Europe

The object of war is not to die for your country but to make the other bastard die for his. George S Patton This is part 2 of my first article discussing NATO. It’ll make more sense if you’ve read part 1. If you’ve already read it, cool. If not,

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Financial Markets
Chris MacIntosh

The Biggest Monetary Experiments in History: Part 1

… and all at the same time. Last week was a humdinger. Three things happened: One Firstly, our pasta-eating friends, after having experienced firsthand a blizzard of accelerating violent crime… and watching their previously gentrified neighbourhoods reconfigured into ghettos resembling the Maghreb, decided enough was enough and said “non piu”. Italy

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Brexit Tea
Financial Markets
Chris MacIntosh

Wrong… Just Wrong!

So when I came to you ragged, exhilarated, and a little bit richer two weeks ago, I referenced a buddy who I’m really grateful to know. Why? Because he’s a better trader than I am and surrounding yourself with smarter people than you sure ain’t a bad strategy. Today I bring

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Brad McFaddne on profiting from the pessimism in Europe
Podcast
Chris MacIntosh

How To Profit From Pessimism In Europe

Taking a glance at the headlines in Europe, all I see is the world’s “woes” cropping up. Either we’re dealing with cowboys, or the market sentiment is decidedly bearish. I’ll let you be the judge… Bloomberg: “Worst Earnings Letdown Since Crisis Adding To Europe Stock Woes” Channel NewsAsia: “European Stocks Hammered By

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Metropolitan Opera
Financial Markets
Chris MacIntosh

Can You Hear the Fat Lady Singing? – Part I

Raoul Pal, author of the Global Macro Investor and the co-founder of Real Vision TV, is one of my favourite thinkers and investment minds. Regrettably I’ve not met him… yet, though I’ve been fortunate enough to meet his business partner Grant Williams, who is both smart, genuine and intellectually curious.

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The Financial System is Completely Corrupt and Broken. Buy this ETF!

Some anecdotal evidence first… I recently corresponded with a friend in Europe who consults to a number of hedge funds managing predominantly European and British money. He mentioned that across the board his clients are increasingly concerned about equities and are seeking to hold more cash. I asked him if

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