The Fix is In

A US Fed chair nomination might sound like inside baseball. It isn’t. With global liquidity already under strain and Japan’s bond market cracking, a shift at the Fed could trigger sudden repricing across sterling assets. This essay explains why Kevin Warsh’s appointment matters — and what it signals for the next phase of global markets.

Three reasons why bias matters in investing

Most investing mistakes aren’t caused by bad ideas — they’re caused by bias, emotion, and poor decision-making under pressure. This article breaks down how behavioural finance quietly sabotages investors, and how recognising those biases can lead to better long-term outcomes.

It’s time for investors to believe in six impossible risks before breakfast

Stock market crashes happen. But what investors should really fear is a risk they don’t see coming. Sometimes, they don’t even know it exists.