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On Holiday: So, Farewell to all that…

One simply can’t ignore a bleeping email. So much for being on holiday, but this week I will simply observe and repeat: please don’t break the market while I’m out!

Holiday
Bill Blain
October 13, 2021
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Blain’s Morning Porridge – April 27 2020 – How will markets look?

Blain’s Morning Porridge – April 27th 2020 “The vicissitudes of fortune, which spares neither man nor the proudest of his…

Bill Blain
April 27, 2020

The Truth underperforms Pravda, Bitcoin and Evergrande
October 22, 2021
If there is common theme to some of the market’s speculative bubbles its their thin supporting veneers of fake credibility and plausible deniability. Trump’s Social Media empire, Bitcoin and Evergrande – all share a core of fundamental emptiness.Read More »
UK Banks – Digital Dinosaurs
October 21, 2021
As UK bank reporting season kicks off, the dull, boring, predictable UK banks should look good. But the reality is they are dinosaurs – their failure to digitise and evolve leaves them vulnerable to tech-savy FinTechs and Challenger filling their niche. If the future of modern finance is a Tech hypersonic missile… British Banks are still building steam trains. Read More »
Transitory leads to Permanent Mistakes
October 19, 2021
The biggest risk to markets have always been policy mistakes by central banks and/or governments. The risks are rising as confusions about inflation abound. The reality is Central banks have tripped themselves – by assuring us inflation was transitory, they’ve pretty much nailed on its permanence!Read More »
On Holiday: So, Farewell to all that…
October 13, 2021
One simply can’t ignore a bleeping email. So much for being on holiday, but this week I will simply observe and repeat: please don’t break the market while I’m out!Read More »
Boris’ Economics Plan scores an E-
October 7, 2021
Boris whipped the Tory faithful into a frenzy with his “wizard” economic plans, but it was empty, hollow and doomed bluster full of soundbites and repeating policy mistakes like austerity and higher taxes. It’s time for Government to get radical and retro-build the economy from top to bottom – all of which is imminently possible if they learn the lessons …Read More »