Erratic Markets in the Garden of Opis: The Linear and Non-Linear Interpretation, Part I
In the autumn of 324 BCE and just a few months before his death, Alexander the Great organized a magnificent banquet in the Babylonian city of Opis, by the banks of the Tiger River. There were more than nine thousand guests from several nations at that banquet. All...Canceling the Noise; Not by Bread Alone Part V
The Fed raised rates last Wednesday by 0.25%, a very inadequate response to the realities of fast-approaching double-digit inflation. Gone are the days of decisive bold leadership of a Fed led by Paul Volcker. At the same time, expectations are that a peace agreement...Canceling the Noise, Not by Bread Alone: Part IV
In this edition of our series, we are focusing on two fundamental questions: Is the market stabilizing given the new reality of growth and inflation?Why has Putin’s delusional madness not succeeded in conquering Ukraine despite Russia’s indisputable military...From Augustine and Machiavelli to Hobbes and Putin’s Ukrainian War:Market Regime and the New Balance of Power
Remirro de Orco was made the governor of Romagna by Cesare Borgia for one purpose: to silence rebellious voices and pacify an insurgency. Romero failed, and his body was found in pieces in the main piazza of Cesena in 1502. Machiavelli recalled that “the ferocity of...Sign Up for Our Publications
