I have been thinking about a question that might, at first, appear a little abstract. The question is whether the recognition of possibility is a
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Why does the UK government sell bonds? Does it really need to borrow money before it can spend? And do government bonds actually increase the
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US share markets crashed yesterday. Those in East Asia did overnight. Now it is London’s turn: London markets are down 2% this morning and are
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This is how to bring about change: Why couldn’t the BBC show this? Do you think they might not have wanted to show real people
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I am aware that some say I have called twenty of the last three crashes, but I noticed this comment in The Guardian this morning:
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The Royal Meteorological Society has produced a media briefing about the rapidly strengthening and record-breaking “super” El Niño that is now underway. Tbney sent me
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According to the latest Bank of England weekly report, published yesterday, total balances in central bank reserve accounts were £641 billion on 4 November 2026. Why does
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Something is happening in the world economy and in politics that I think we need to take very seriously indeed. This week, I asked whether
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Could artificial intelligence trigger another Great Depression? And could the very success of AI cause the next global financial crash? AI investment is booming, technology
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