It’s been a wild year in the world, and it’s not even over yet. Trading arrangements have been thrown into disarray, markets have plunged and soared, and eruptions of wars and rumors of wars are reshaping the geopolitical sphere. Paper assets have taken a back seat to tangibles, and even artificial intelligence and digital tokens have played second fiddle to hard money. What will the next year will bring? We will be on the lookout throughout.
To the Financology fraternity …
jk, mega, Thrifty, Milton Kuo, Llanlad2, Shiny!, sunpearl71, Richie, cb, kbird, Fosterchiles … many thanks for your contributions. May your days be many and merry!
Merry Christmas
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Happy New Year
Mega’s Xmas dispatch from England:- The ship of state is listing more & more
Having spent the last year re-a-ranging the deck chairs on the Titanic (Ukraine) its finally got though to them that the ship IS going down. They of course will not just end it…….oh no!
Extend & pretend & hope that “Something” happens.
The current crop of political no marks are totally wedded to the policy, thus i expect it to stagger on well into the new year. The British pm will be replaced this coming year & that might present a chance at a reset, but i would not bet on it.
I hopea happy Xmas & New year for all
Many thanks and wish you and yours a wonderful holiday season and new year!
Merry Christmas, Finster.
Thank you for creating this web site and providing interesting commentary and a place to relatively intelligently discuss things. 🙂 Maybe I’m not looking hard enough but the only public forums I’ve found that offered truly useful information that isn’t totally lost in a tidal wave of bilge are iTulip and this place.
Thanks Finster and a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your family too.
I’d like to echo Milton’s sentiments too. It’s a treasure trove of useful information and insight.
All the best for the New Year and thanks again for this site Finster