The Capacity to Implode Will Be Priced Into Investments, Eventually
Some investments have the capacity to go to $0 faster than you can sell them. But is this priced into their asset values? And how can you avoid them?

Some investments have the capacity to go to $0 faster than you can sell them. But is this priced into their asset values? And how can you avoid them?
By Nick Hubble,

Writing an article on the economic state of the world is usually a straightforward exercise. If the world is in good economic health, you can describe the policy reasons behind that condition and identify specific stocks and sectors that will outperform the market.
By Jim Rickards,

Tuesday saw the seven-year reign end for the Reserve Bank Governor, Philip Lowe. Is it the beginning of a new era for the Australian financial system? I wouldn’t want to get your hopes up as I expect more of the same going forward. Governor Lowe’s final address was about how inflation in Australia may’ve peaked but high inflation is expected to persist. In other words, don’t expect a quick reprieve from high interest rates and the soaring cost of living. We’ll have to endure a while longer of tightening our belts and forgoing some nice-to-haves. How do you plan to go through such times?
By Brian Chu,

Labour Day came and went…as it always does. But nowhere did we see anyone ask the question: which way is labour going? Up or down?
By Bill Bonner,
XJO tracks US lower. Oil marches on. GDP data dump fallout — rising labour unit costs a bad sign. Apple falls on China iPhone ban.
XJO tracks US lower. Oil marches on. GDP data dump fallout — rising labour unit costs a bad sign. Apple falls on China iPhone ban.
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