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Ripple Is Winning. Now Its ETFs Are Too
A Record Week Nobody Shouted About I have written before about Ripple quietly winning while its own token goes nowhere, and this week gave me

Fed Doves Out, Emerging Markets Wake Up
A Pattern I Am Starting To Expect A particular kind of market move has stopped surprising me this year, though it still surprises most people

Two Weeks Of One Story
For the past fortnight, the story in every market I follow has been roughly the same one. A Fed chair sounds hawkish at a symposium

Money Mindset: The Inner Work Nobody Teaches
Everyone wants to talk about the spreadsheet, the ISA allowance, the interest rate, the right fund. Almost nobody wants to talk about the six inches

Nobody’s Getting Fired. Nobody’s Getting Hired Either.
On September 1, two separate government and industry reports landed within about an hour of each other, and together they described a labour market that

I Audited My Own Spending. Here’s What I Found
I sat down on a Sunday evening with three months of my own bank statements and the mildly smug expectation that I would find nothing

Jackson Hole, Translated
Once a year, a few hundred central bankers, economists and investors gather in a valley in Wyoming for something called the Jackson Hole Economic Symposium,

Four Months Left, Not Four Months Behind
Every year, around the last week of August, I do the same thing. I open the notes app on my phone, and I reread whatever

I Got More Attractive by Doing Less to My Face
The Morning I Stopped Checking The Mirror First There was a stretch of my life when the mirror was the first thing I consulted every