Line of Credit: Recent Episodes
Mike Cosgrove
The Line of Credit show with Mike Cosgrove explores the modern world of finance, markets, investments and geopolitics. Contrarian and unorthodox, but bang on the money.
My opinion and stance on defence stocks and spending.
(Not financial advice, a recommendation and/or a directive)
stocks #defence #ukraine
Why i think the biggest threat facing Britain is the £17.9 trillion debt bill.
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Guest Tim Pickles from the Pickled Blog. Tim has an extensive understanding of geopolitics, energy and global currencies.
https://thepickledblog.co.uk/
Twitter @BlogPickled
This week the price of spot gold broke the $2,300 price. Why has this happened? What is next for gold?
My first 2024 show with guest Charlie Lamdin. Charlie is an ex-derivatives trader turned property expert. He is founder of Moving Home With Charlie and bestagent.co.uk. Enjoy!
Throughout 2023 I will be embarking upon an activist campaign on Reach Plc, one of the UK's largest media news company. Listen to why Reach Plc needs a shakeup.
I believe UBI is a corporate hedge against automation draining capital from the consumer base. Enjoy the listen.
Relative to many assets, money is gaining value. Consumer price is inflation meeting asset deflation.
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UK state, public and private sector pension liabilities currently stand at £10.4tn. This debt load is slowly creating a long-term debt crisis within the UK economy. Enjoy!
Investment Clubs are slowly coming back into business. The demand to participate in the markets is growing in many ways. This demand is causing a slow revival of the 90s investment club trend. Enjoy!
During the last 7yrs the British government and 5 Prime Ministers have spent £750 billion on bailouts, asset purchases, furlough and subsidies. In this show i layout where the money has went.
Bailouts And Big Spending.
The UK housing market has been in a bubble for over 6 years now. Record high prices have deprived millions of people from the opportunity to buy a home. This group mainly includes working class, millennials and gen z. A free market approach towards housing will reward this group, but it will be detrimental for those on the higher end of the wealth scale. Here's why.