Investment Strategy
June 12, 2022 Several of the major central banks are stuck in a trap of their own making. This includes the US Federal Reserve, the Bank of Japan, the European Central Bank, and others. The credit-based global financial system we have constructed and participated in over the past century has to continually grow or die. It's like a game of … [Read more...]
Published: May 15, 2022 Throughout history, people have attempted to create something from nothing. On one hand, there are real scientific innovations- new developments that allow us to tap into denser energy sources and increase productivity to improve most peoples' quality of life. They create something from nothing only in the sense … [Read more...]
This is a guest post by Josh Arnold for Sure Dividend. I don't normally accept guest posts but was happy to make an exception for Sure Dividend, since I used to do some shared work with them regarding dividend stock analysis a few years ago. With stocks selling off, this is a good time to start going through your watch lists to see what types … [Read more...]
Published May 2022 Inflation, and specifically stagflation, makes investing more challenging. Stagflation is when inflation is high, but growth is low or negative. Cash and bonds are obviously a rough place to be, because their yields are often below the level of inflation in an inflationary environment. A bond is a promise to pay a … [Read more...]
Published: March 2022 Money is a surprisingly complex subject. People spend their lives seeking money, and in some ways it seems so straightforward, and yet what humanity has defined as money has changed significantly over the centuries. How could something so simple and so universal, take so many different forms? Source of Icons: … [Read more...]