Kiryll Prakapenka

About Kiryll Prakapenka

Kiryll Prakapenka is one of Fat Tail Investment Research's analysts who focuses on market analysis and macro trends.

Holding a Philosophy degree from the University of Melbourne, he blends insights from legendary investors with modern-day market intricacies. His writings don't just present data; they tell the engaging stories behind them.

In addition to his analytical pieces, Kiryll hosts the What's Not Priced In podcast alongside Greg Canavan. Together, they delve into the often-overlooked details of the market, offering listeners fresh and actionable insights.

For a refreshing perspective on market dynamics, listen to the latest podcast episode of What's Not Priced In here or explore his articles below.

A Tale of Two Stocks, Or Why Mr Positive Doesn’t Give a Toss

By Kiryll Prakapenka, December 1, 2023

Optimism versus pessimism. Two trading updates offer a nice illustration of the conflict.

Can AI Replace the Art of Investing? | What’s Not Priced In

By Kiryll Prakapenka, November 24, 2023

AI is not a substitute for good research.

Put the Champagne Away | What’s Not Priced In

By Kiryll Prakapenka, November 17, 2023

Don’t celebrate too early. The RBA certainly isn’t.

Do We Need Central Banks: A Babysitting Co-op Story

By Kiryll Prakapenka, November 15, 2023

Do we need central banks? A babysitting co-operative in the 1970s shows us why we might need them, and why we might not.

The Market’s Wrong Bet | What’s Not Priced In

By Kiryll Prakapenka, November 10, 2023

In this episode of What’s Not Priced In, Greg Canavan takes us through why the market is still underpricing the risk of recession.

Should We Care About Interest Rates?

By Kiryll Prakapenka, November 8, 2023

We’re so fixated on interest rates that punting on their direction rivals punting on horses. But what use is it? For value investors, not much…

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