Jim Mosquera is the author of the books, Escaping Oz: An Observers Reflections, Escaping Oz: Navigating the crisis and Escaping Oz: Protecting your wealth during the financial crisis. The books discuss how the public will greatly misinterpret the capabilities of our financial Wizards and what they ...
moreJim Mosquera is the author of the books, Escaping Oz: An Observers Reflections, Escaping Oz: Navigating the crisis and Escaping Oz: Protecting your wealth during the financial crisis. The books discuss how the public will greatly misinterpret the capabilities of our financial Wizards and what they should do to shelter their investments. He first mentioned Bitcoin in 2010 and noted it would be a disruptive force in the world of finance and economics.
In 2016 he released 2020, the first in a thriller series featuring politics, financial crisis, and cyber terror culminating in the Presidential election of the year 2020. Late in 2016, he released the second novel in the series called Rebellium that picks up where 2020 left off. The third novel, called Division, was released in the Spring of 2017. The fourth installment in the series, Hope, was released in 2020. The series offers a realistic, chilling forecast of life in the United States. It's a unique blend of historical events and near-term vision.
The novella, Seth's Epic Journey, he released in 2023. This work explores mankind's greatest conundrum. Readers will wonder, what happened to Seth?
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Uber, Taxis And The Omnibubble
Thanks Adam.
Uber, Taxis And The Omnibubble
Wendell,
The purpose of the article was to show how expansive the Omnibubble can be, in this case, even in the world of taxis. My sense is there are some who don't know that a medallion is required (certainly not at $1M) to operate a cab. Those that don't know would question why someone would spend such amounts to operate a cab. That's the rational response, which is why bubbles form in the first place — those that aren't in the bubble (outside of NYC cabbies) aren't part of that herding.
Also, in the article I said, "I'm not claiming first use of this term though I've been consistent in its usage in many posts and articles since September 2018."
Thanks for your commentary!
Medicare For All. Can It Work?
Thank you!
Income Inequality May Resolve Itself
I have other data on wealth inequality with a similar pattern.
Toto, We're Not In Kansas Any More
Hi Gary, thanks for the comment. Like Rasputin, the subprime is returning. Apparently there are special programs with 3% with Fannie taking on the risk. I pen articles for Seeking Alpha as well. I hope the TalkMarkets platform is successful.