The Muddied, the Muddled and the Confused The London Capital Markets guru Brenda Kelly tweeted last week, “Nobody […]
Author: John Ward
The changing paradigm of the anagram diagram can only lead to the anodyne I’ve always had a bit […]
I didn’t post at all this morning, for myriad reasons. The US jobs data wasn’t published until 2.30pm […]
There is something wonderfully self-fulfilling about computers. And marvelously self-evident. And endlessly self-exculpatory. But the self-help thing, for […]
TIME TO CUT THE BULL Jeff deGraaf, chairman at New York-based Renaissance Macro Research, thinks most investors have […]
Recep Erdogan in NATO is one of the biggest arguments in favour of Brexit Self-styled EU Führigna Federica […]
The Slog uses history to show that stuttering economic recovery and cheap oil are the direct result of […]
Just when you thought it was you, it isn’t Human contemporary commerce: the highlights The following econo-fiscal concepts […]
Manipulated disconnect of the Shanghai index revealed Forget the braindead reportage of the Shanghai’s overnight number – late […]
There are days when I suspect the final step on Camerlot’s road to its alma mater feudalism will […]
I’ve been pondering this chart from Open Europe about the latest declared opinion spectrum on Brexit in the […]
Three corrections into the longest-ever Bull market, there is a sense across the World this Monday morning that […]
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