By Lewis Johnson - CHIEF CONCLUSION Investments that could be considered “safe” have changed over time. One key driver of this change is how our financial authorities, in particular the world’s central bankers, have[…]
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June 3rd
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Regulation,
law changes,
Central Banking,
Tax
By Lewis Johnson - CHIEF CONCLUSION Charlie Munger, Warren Buffett’s business partner at Berkshire Hathaway, argues that one of the world’s most powerful forces is that of incentives. I think he is right. Today I want[…]
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May 13th
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Commodities,
Commodity,
Central Banking
By Lewis Johnson - CHIEF CONCLUSION Clear economic incentives drive superior economic outcomes. To me, this means less government intervention and meddling. Meddling in the monetary system has been rebranded as the[…]