Let’s face it, no matter what happens to markets in the short term, the ark of progress only goes one way when it comes to technology. Up! And in my opinion, it’s practically a dead cert that the most valuable companies in the world will continue to be tech companies. But maybe not the ones that are ruling the roost right now. The truth is, the story of tech has always been a story of creative destruction. Read on…
On the Precipice
Today I’m sharing with you what I shared with my Crypto Capital subscribers last week. It’s a bunch of charts illustrating how bond markets are on the verge of collapse. This is so important to understand, so I’m giving it to a wider audience. Warning: You may find the conclusion startling…
An Expert in Your Pocket
In today’s Money Morning, learn about the ‘tech collision’ point that was the launch of the iPhone, and see how the emergence of AI technology is bringing us towards another ‘collision’ point that investors need to be aware of…
Red Flags on Energy
In today’s Money Morning, find out why my own position on renewable energy has shifted. It’s fast becoming apparent to me that the renewable energy transition has some gaping holes in it. What’s worse, no one seems to be too keen on addressing them, preferring to shout down or demonise any pushback. Read on for the full story. PLUS — we share a special, enlightening interview on this energy transition that you won’t want to miss…
Finding Signal in the Noise
In today’s Money Morning, I take a look at a software company sitting at the heart of a rapidly growing trend. It’s further proof that AI isn’t the fad the naysayers claim it to be.
A Repeat of the 1960s Is on the Cards
In today’s Money Morning…the 1960s saw the growth of a new, unregulated monetary market that is now worth US$14 trillion. We’re seeing a collision of events right now that could pave the way for a repeat of this process. And the big banks are already making their moves.
