Nickolai Hubble

Offset your carbon costs by profiting from economic climate change

I hope you enjoyed yesterday’s Fortune & Freedom. It was about the utter nincompoopery of our national energy policy. And how the consequences seem to…

Am I watching Yes Minister or is this really UK energy policy?

Look, I know I prattle on about how everything the government does ends in disaster. But have you seen the consequences of our energy policy!?…

What if the gold price is just two steps ahead?

Last week, the gold price finally popped out of a trading range it has been in since August 2020. Technical analysis would suggest it is…

Britain after Brexit – a review

Nigel’s important broadcast approaches: My friends James Allen and Kit Winder certainly are experts though. And they’ve already helped their subscribers benefit from clean energy…

Readers have their say on inflation and interest rates

My comments about interest rates and inflation have triggered some brilliant reader mail. Importantly, it’s from those on the ground, experiencing things from a variety…

The truth about why I am working with Nigel

I’d like to loop back and share something of a personal experience about how I came to know about Nigel Farage… They still surprise me.…

Fortune & Freedom is maturing like good… Cheddar cheese

It’s been quite a journey, this Fortune & Freedom thing… There’s plenty to look back on. It’s been almost 18 months since we launched. But…

Fortune & Freedom is maturing like good… Cheddar cheese

It’s been quite a journey, this Fortune & Freedom thing… It’s been almost 18 months since we launched. But why did we do it?

Nigel answers your questions

Recently a group of subscribers wrote in with some questions for Nigel. And he’s made a video answering them. They asked: It seems like governments…

Nigel answers your questions

Recently a group of subscribers wrote in with some questions for Nigel. And he’s made a video answering them.

The financial crisis warning signal that nobody believes in, no matter how well it works

What if I told you there is an indicator that successfully predicted the timing of 12 financial crises going back 150 years? An indicator you…

How to invest for unicorns and soft landings (DON’T)

Don’t panic, unless you’re a central banker. In which case, what the hell are you doing reading this? Don’t you know that inflation is above…

Why the origins of Covid still matter to your portfolio, whether you like it or not

I’m sure you’re sick of hearing about Covid. Indeed, you may be hoping that the crisis is behind us. Especially for investors. We’ve got other…

Withdrawal symptoms strike euro area government bonds

Euro area bond yields are spiking over fears that the European Central Bank (ECB) will withdraw stimulus. Are we in for another European sovereign debt…

Withdrawal symptoms strike euro area government bonds

Euro area bond yields are spiking over fears that the European Central Bank (ECB) will withdraw stimulus. Are we in for another European sovereign debt crisis!?... The latest Brexit data is out and the trade deficit with the EU has worsened improved!?

Is financial repression in a time of populism even possible?

I recently interviewed Degussa chief economist Thorsten Polleit about inflation. One of his predictions was for persistently high, but not necessarily out of control, inflation.…

Central banks are losing control and politicians will pay the price

Well, I got a bit animated in the video below… but for good reason! The UK’s central bankers are waxing lyrical about “the remit is…

Central banks are losing control and politicians will pay the price

The UK’s central bankers are waxing lyrical about “the remit is clear the inflation target applies at all times, reflecting the primacy of price stability in the UK monetary policy framework,” while predicting inflation to hit 7.25%.

The price of failure is measured in interest rates

Each time interest rates begin an upcycle, investors must ask themselves two questions. Who can least afford the higher interest rates, and when exactly do…

The Merchants of Menace and the potential debt disaster

What happens when interest rates are kept too low for too long? It might sound like an academic question. But when the correct answer is…