Money

Nick Nemeth argues the next systemic shock will come from leveraged private credit and private-equity-owned insurers, not banks.

A $5,000 experiment gave five AI models $1,000 each to trade—Claude doubled up while Gemini lost over half after risky bets.

Howard Marks reflects on AI, second-level thinking, investing through crisis (raising $11B), partnership dynamics, humility, and living life on your terms.

Market fragility, Iran-driven volatility, and China's end to paper-gold trading could trigger a physical metals squeeze — is the $38k/oz rumor realistic by July 24?

A practical breakdown of order blocks: how to spot them, validate them with higher-timeframe levels and fair value gaps, use the 50% mean threshold, and place stop losses.

Michael Cembalest warns of a likely U.S. Treasury/bond-market crisis within a few years as interest costs crowd out fiscal space; he also assesses big-tech AI bets, accounting red flags at Meta, and deteriorating private

China's gold buying—both retail and central-bank—has surged: a gold ETF became the country's largest retail fund, the PBOC logged 20 months of purchases, and analysts argue gold may need to reach ~$38,000/oz to rebalance

Turkey has been selling US Treasuries and actually liquidating central-bank gold to buy fuel. This signals a wider risk: rising oil prices force dollar-needy, oil-importing middle-income countries to sell liquid dollar资产

Mark Moss argues the next crash won't look like 2000, 2008 or 2020 because prior crashes were 'kicked up' to higher levels until the sovereign (the dollar and central banks) absorbed the risk. He explains how the problem

Bob Proctor explains how wealth starts with mindset, clear goals, and habits. DVD 2 covers the law of compensation, self-image, visualization, expectation vs. worry, and practical planning steps to become financially and

An analysis of the AI boom’s hidden risks: insider sell-offs, recycled capital, index fast-tracking, and how ordinary investors can avoid being the last buyer.

Explores why South Korea treats beauty as economic capital — from K‑beauty markets and high surgery rates to job‑market lookism.

A clear explainer of how modern money is mostly created by commercial banks when they type loans into accounts, how loan repayment destroys money, and why lending choices drive housing prices and economic growth.

Felix Prehn lays out a three-move U.S. playbook—financial repression, mandated T‑bill backing for stablecoins, and a coordinated dollar devaluation—and a three-step plan to protect wealth.

A concise guide to nine systems that build and preserve generational wealth—dynasty trusts, holding companies, life-insurance family banks, governance, and next-gen training.

Felix Prehn breaks down the Trump-backed gold reset rumor, the $42/oz government book value, central-bank buying, and a pragmatic plan for gold in your portfolio.

A clear, practical guide to how the $145T bond market sets mortgage rates, moves retirement portfolios, and how to read yields, duration, and the yield curve.

Recent rule changes let massive IPOs like SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic get fast-tracked into major indexes, forcing 401(k)s and index funds to buy on day one and potentially creating exit liquidity for insiders.

Smart people lose £10,000s through small, avoidable finance mistakes—complex pensions, decision overload, and rushed choices.

Jaspreet Singh breaks down how new Fed chair Kevin Worsh's surprise stance — no rate cuts and possible hikes — sparked a sharp sell-off in gold, silver and Bitcoin and what that means for investors.

A 10-year investing recap: how the creator started with $5, the exact accounts and holdings they use (Acorns, Roth IRA, HSA, SEP, Solo 401k, Gemini) and the returns they've earned.

A critique of modern U.S. capitalism dubbed “leveragism”—how the petrodollar, debt, private equity and AI spending have hollowed out real quality of life.

A step-by-step system to save $10,000 on an average wage by paying yourself first, cutting financial leaks, using a 90-day saving run, and picking short-term gigs.