Perhaps more than any other time in the last six decades, the fate of markets is inextricably intertwined with the ebb and flow of geopolitics. From the ECB's attempts to use the central bank's balance sheet to influence political outcomes across the eurozone to Saudi Arabia's ...
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Perhaps more than any other time in the last six decades, the fate of markets is inextricably intertwined with the ebb and flow of geopolitics. From the ECB's attempts to use the central bank's balance sheet to influence political outcomes across the eurozone to Saudi Arabia's efforts to transform the kingdom's influence over crude prices into an instrument of foreign policy, it's become increasingly clear that one simply cannot fully comprehend market movements without a thorough understanding of concurrent political outcomes. Drawing on extensive experience in both politics and finance, Heisenberg will help demystify a world in which investors can no longer hope to conceptualize markets as existing in anything that even approximates a vacuum. "I am the one who knocks."
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The Last Time This Happened, The World Ended…
"I think I would have remembered that!"
no, actually you wouldn't. no "remembers" the world ending by definition.
It’s The Oil, Stupid
that isn't relevant to this discussion and it assumes nothing of the sort.
on the bright side, if you want to read about that topic, I can point you to one of the best bloggers on the internet who writes beautifully on late stage capitalism. check this out: https://notesfromdisgraceland.wordpress.com/
This Is How Far Oil Prices Have To Fall To Trigger Junk Bond Chaos
me too