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Rugby

  • sport, Rugby, Data, Scotland, Tech,
    February 16, 2026

    Sliding, Jambos and Rugby; Sports that matter

    The world may be going to hell in a handbasket, and tomorrow is the start of the Year of the Fire-Horse (the most volatile of the 60-year Chinese zodiac cycle) but what a fantastic weekend of sports we just had. It’s all positive stuff… Let’s enjoy it while we can.

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  • Markets, Rugby, Stocks, Financial Assets, Bonds,
    November 3, 2025

    Survived October? Back to full on Complacency…

    Yet again I was wrong and overly bearish. Markets survived October with barely a shrug. Everything is apparently fine and dandy.. nothing to worry about? Complacency and belief abound. We have been here before…. And what does Rugby tell us about markets?

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  • Trump, Rugby, Central Banks, Financial Crisis, Political risk, Businesses, Brexit, Debt, UK, Capitalism, Economy, Market Crash, Geopolitics, Inflation, Bonds, USA, Saudi Arabia,
    October 20, 2023

    Reverse Big Bang is coming, rising Political and Geopolitical tension, and Higher Energy Costs… Anyone for the last few choc ice?

    There is a crisis brewing – things are likely to get worse before they get better on the back of Political Dither, a Reverse Big Bang in the City of London, and the Escalation of the Middle East crisis threatens higher energy costs and inflation!

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    February 8, 2021

    Triumph in Adversity

    Blain’s Morning Porridge – 8 Feb 2021: Triumph in Adversity [...]

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