Author Archives: Nigel Trimmer

Forced Selling, Not Defaults, Breaks Credit Markets

The everything bubble fear hides a deeper weakness

The Misleading Yardstick of Markets and Money

Could central banks ease too much?

When Do We Truly Own Anything? The Property Tax Scheme That Keeps Us Paying Forever

Mortgage points as perks invite unseen risks

Asia pivot meets the Middle East math problem

Bitcoin’s Drop Outpaced 1929. Expect More Volatility

Friday’s Crack Exposed Hidden Systemic Leverage

London silver seizure exposes a brittle market

Melt-Up Myths and the Fragility of Late-Stage Rallies

When a banker says 30 percent, ask what is priced at zero

The Hidden Trigger That Turns Rallies Into Bubbles

Gold’s rallying on borrowed time. That could mean contrarians get the last laugh.

AI insiders deepen doubts about the capex boom