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Inflation, austerity and recession is a dangerous combination

Another week, another green energy bust. But does anyone see the trend? Nigel Farage does. And that’s not the only déjà vu. George Osbourne and…

Welcome to the latest crypto wake

Another month, another crypto catastrophe. But after so many bitcoin obituaries over the years, what do the latest ones really mean?

Our spy in Sydney on the latest resources to boom and plume

We may be shooting for net zero. But has anyone figured out how we’re getting there? Not according to Shae Russell’s intelligence from the International Mining and Resources Conference in Sydney.

Looking beyond the cacophony of central bank chaos

Markets are obsessed with central bank policy decisions. And this week featured an absolute overdose of those. That led to all sorts of market instability. Stocks, currency markets and bonds all whipsawed wildly.

When in Rome, tell them the barbarians are coming

At the tender age of 13, Konstantin Kisin’s Soviet parents sent him to live in racist, misogynist, capitalist, far right-wing Bristol, all by himself.

The second globalist coup in two weeks

The UK election results are in and Rishi Sunak is our new prime minister, alongside his running mate Jeremy Hunt who remains chancellor.

My Kingdom for a hospital pass

No doubt you’re all glued to your screens, watching the Rugby League World Cup. Well, UK politics is about to descend into similar scenes.

Two weeks without Nigel Farage and all hell breaks loose in the UK…

In his absence, the UK went into complete meltdown, with the currency crashing, bonds plunging and political chaos unfolding. But what was behind all the chaos? Or should I say who?

Is it time to “Buy, Buy, Buy” the stock market?

The bad news is becoming an all-encompassing blur. The new government’s budget is copping the blame for absolute carnage in the financial markets.

Diversification doesn’t work in the age of the Everything Bubble

We discuss the Everything Bubble, and how to invest in an age of high prices across the board. Investing is, after all, a game of alternatives. You have to keep your savings somewhere.

Stop the energy crisis – it’s party conference season!

The US stock market took a tumble on Tuesday, when inflation figures came in slightly higher than usual. But was it just overdone panic, or is it a sign of things to come?

Financial markets render their verdict on Liz Truss

Well, we didn’t have to wait long. The pound slumped to its lowest level since 1984 on the new prime minister’s first day in office.

How to survive inflation? Ask the survivors…

Two weeks ago, we caught up with John Butler, the man who warned you of our inflation before it happened. In our video, I asked whether he expects inflation to come back down, or to persist. Find out what his answer was here.

Rishi Sunak the Revolutionary…?

What if lockdowns were a mistake? What if even politicians like Rishi Sunak knew they would be? What if they were silenced by unelected and unaccountable bureaucrats who took control of the government, the economy and our basic rights?

If the EU abandons Ukraine, what’ll the UK do?

Two weeks ago, Nigel Farage and I wondered whether the EU would hold out over Winter. But now the UK government is the one concerned the EU will give in to Russia.

As we feared, inflation keeps heading higher

Inflation keeps soaring higher here in the UK, and is now into double digits for the first time in decades. But it could keep getting worse before it gets better.

The inflation crisis isn’t over. But it is changing…

Why did nobody see inflation coming? That’s what the media is pondering today. Just as they did about the 2008 financial crisis, and every other significant economic development before that.

The beginning of the end for Ukraine?

Winter is coming and Europe is short on gas. How much longer will people put up with Russian sanctions? Nigel Farage and I suspect not long, given a subtle change we’ve detected in the news…

The Merchants of Monetary Menace, Act 2: The Recession

For the past six months, they’ve given us a spiel about inflation. But that was only Act 1 of the Merchants of Monetary Menace. And now it’s time for Act 2, with the same theatrics over the coming recession.

Monetary policymakers are consistently wrong, at your expense… or profit?

For decades now, mortgage borrowers have had it easy. Each time the economy struggled, they were handed more money to pump it back up again.