Nickolai Hubble

How to surf the cycles of monetary systems

You might think that money is inherently something the government and central bank provide. But there are many different types of monetary system…

Prepare for round 2 of your inflationary nightmare

Expensive green energy is not going to unleash another bout of inflation, just as the pandemic’s supply chain crisis wasn’t the true cause of the first.

Will net zero trigger Labour’s Liz Truss moment?

Having harangued Liz Truss out of office for her mini budget, Labour are now walking a fine line themselves. Will the cost of going green be their undoing?

Giving renewables the subsea snip

Renewable energy is often lauded for its energy security. But this fails to take into account a dangerous new vulnerability: submarine energy warfare.

Readers respond: how to balance Britain’s budget

My 1-step plan to balance the budget (every year) burned a hole through the reader mailbox. Here are some highlights…

How to become a trillionaire

So, you survived the first wave of inflation. But what are you going to do about the next one? This man can be your guide…

Are we in a submarine energy war already?

Renewables are reliant on subsea cables transporting their electricity long distances. Didn’t Nord Stream’s sabotage expose that as a bad idea?

How to balance every budget, guaranteed

Britain’s national debt is dangerously high. But what does a more frugal political system look like? And how could we achieve it? Here’s one idea…

How they’ll get to President Trump

Do you think officials at the Federal Reserve like the idea of a President Donald Trump? But what could they do to undermine him?

The Hidden Power: Unveiling the UK’s True Ruler

Editor’s note: This report is just the first part of some very important research Nick has been working on – a revelation that could affect the wealth…

Net zero will trigger Labour’s Liz Truss moment

Just as the pandemic gave the Bank of England political cover to support the bond market in 2020, the climate crisis could allow them to back Labour.

The Inflation Survival Guide

In July 2020 we explained that “inflation is back, with a vengeance.” And “Why inflation must get out of control.” In August 2020 we highlighted…

Growing your slice of a shrinking pie now means taking from someone else

The world is taking economic growth for granted. There have been very few periods of sustained decline in living standards. But we may be on the cusp of one for two reasons.

Don’t worry, the pound will save us from Labour’s schemes

The UK economy has a secret weapon. Our currency bobs up and down to keep the ship on an even keel. But investors need to remember how this impacts them.

The first election that doesn’t count

For all the bluster, showmanship and election analysis, this is the first election that didn’t really matter. But not for the reasons the media is pointing out.

The conspiracy is on this side of the Channel

The greasy pole of politics has a pointy end. And Marine Le Pen, Sir Keir Starmer, Geert Wilders and Donald Trump are about to sit on it.

Your election debrief, with John Butler and Nick Hubble

The election results are in. But what do they mean for you? We asked The Fleet Street Letter editorial team to untangle the flood of information.

Who does inflation work for?

Ronald Reagan warned us not to unleash inflation. But the Bank of England didn’t listen. It created vast amounts of money. Why? And who benefits?

The date on democracy’s death certificate

European governments are not dancing to the tune of voters. Someone else is pulling all the puppet strings. Or should I say “purse strings”?

How to pay for a war pandemic

The inflation of the 70s was a deliberate government policy. As was the inflation of 2021-2023. It’s how we pay for our wars and pandemic lockdowns.