World Wild Economy: Recent Episodes
Michal Smejlis
World Wild Economy lies at the heart of monetary policy, capital markets and radical candour. I turn madness into musings.
Today, we discuss:
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What does Tesla gain from purchasing Bitcoin?
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Dogecoin rally and the future of cryptocurrencies
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Will Amsterdam become Europe's new trading hub, beating London?
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Bumble IPO surges 70%+ on first day of trading.
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On S2E3 of World Wild Economy, we explore:
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The continuation of the WallStreetBets saga
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GME goes... to the Moon? WSB NEWS UPDATE
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Retail invests into silver ETFs, which experience record inflows.
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Where does WSB go from here; activist investing? or history books...
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How Robinhood fared the GME short squeeze; why did they halt trading?
Welcome to 2021 where, in just 3 weeks, capitalism has redistributed more wealth than socialism could in 20 years.
We talk about:
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Hedge funds shorting GME, the mechanics of a short squeeze and how WSB is involved
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Robinhood halts trading: market manipulation?
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Unsophisticated/amateur investors: should we regulate or educate?
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WELCOME to the Podcast's REBOOT...
Today, we're talking Mexico's 50-year Formosa bonds, Big Tech bans Trump and Bitcoin's price run-up.
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The FED has started purchasing billions in Corporate Debt; should they be the ones to decide which businesses survive?
In this week’s podcast, we learn about the FED’s corporate bond purchases through financing of SPVs, leveraged loans and whether asset price targeting is admirable financial etiquette.
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How might Bitcoin perform as a hedge against the fear of Hyperinflation? UK Government selling negative-yielding bonds for the first time ever. British Universities, should they charge lower fees for online education?
Three topics for this week's podcast.
The state will never let a good crisis go to waste. This time, the Coronavirus has enabled central banks world wide to cut rates by levels last seen in the 2008 Global Financial Crisis.
Why is it that consumers are saving more with negative interest rates? And why are businesses hoarding and not investing their money? Today, we talk how economic and political uncertainty is distorting monetary policy.
Are Trump's tariffs the biggest tax on American consumers? WWE analyses the newest array of tariffs on EU goods. As well as the importance of Central bank independence and whether Trump threatens it.
Our Central banks are provoking the next financial collapse by funding bad business. OPEC Cartel losing market power to the US and evolving competition in the Oil Markets.
Ep.7 European Central Bank cuts rates, Democrats want to take away your financial autonomy by Investing Intellect
Boris Johnson suffers a case of electoral dysfunction. The great british pound appears to be showing major signs of weakness and more.
World Wild Economy is planted in the sweet spot between genuine serious commentary on what is going on in worldwide macroeconomics/trade, the crazy politics behind it all and what it means for young investors.
In this episode of WWE; - What will cause the next global recession? Argentinian debt, default and disorder is one of the driving factors behind global uncertainty. Amongst Boris Johnson's BREXIT fiasco, US-China trade dispute and Hong Kong Protests, which one will be the tipping point?
-17 trillion USD of unbacked bonds The global level for government bonds without backing has reached an astounding level of 17 trillion USD. What does this mean for investors?
News and Headliners- Remittances: The engine behind globalisation
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World Wild Economy is planted in the sweet spot between genuine serious commentary on what is going on in worldwide macroeconomics/trade and the crazy politics behind it all.
In this episode of WWE; - US-CHINA Trade war finally lives up to its name. Negotiations seem to have ceased with no ceasefire in sight. Trump and Xi Jinping play tariff ping pong
-FOMC Meeting minutes released The latest rate cut seems to be a 'recalibration' and not the start of a period of rate cuts.
News and Headliners- McKinsey Case Study shows cracks in Asian Financial system.
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World Wild Economy is planted in the sweet spot between genuine serious commentary on what is going on in worldwide macroeconomics/trade and the crazy politics behind it all.
In this episode of WWE; - US Yield Curve Inversion Does this mean the next recession is on the horizon? What is the Yield Curve and more.
- Argentinian Stock Avalanche What happened in Argentina? The stock market crashed 30-40% on Monday alone. The currency and bond market also took heavy hits.
News and Headliners- 15 of the 15 largest mortgage lenders in the UK have taken hits on their profit margins and have consequently leapt into riskier lending techniques... WeWork is set to IPO with the aim to raise $3bn.
Spotify, iTunes, Stitcher & Soundcloud, external links - https://linktr.ee/investingintellect
World Wild Economy is a weekly podcast that's planted in the sweet spot between genuine serious commentary on what is going on in worldwide macroeconomics/trade and the crazy politics behind it all.
In this episode of WWE; - China's response to Trump's latest tariffs. They devalued their currency and now have been called a currency manipulator - but do they tick the criteria to be labelled one?
- Warren Buffett's cash pile and Sin stocks. Two short stories covered that may be of interest to you. More content to come soon!
World Wild Economy covers crazy and funny stories from a macroeconomic perspective. In today's episode, I cover: - France's big tech digital tax and Trump's questionable response - US-China Trade tensions being at all time highs - FED interest rate cuts