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Crypto, copper and Covid chaos

Whether it’s cryptocurrencies, vaccines, lockdowns or copper, governments are strangling both freedoms and the free market with their interventions. And the results are plain to see.

Will the Bank of England really raise interest rates?

The old spectre of higher interest rates is back in the news. Not despite the energy crisis, but because of it. But, it’s not that simple… Will the Bank of England really pull the trigger?

Energy crisis, or opportunity?

While the energy crisis rages and spreads around the world, savvy investors are pondering a different problem. How can we make money from the mess? In this video, I ask Nigel Farage a simple question. Yet it’s one that has so much baggage…

Simon Popple explains our commodity chaos

If you’ve spent the last few weeks wondering what on earth has happened in commodity and energy markets to cause all this chaos, today’s video is for you. I invited the most knowledgeable and experienced commodity investor I know to explain what’s going on, and what happens next.

Why you can’t get petrol, despite Brexit

Petrol chaos, gas price spikes and driver shortages… Energy markets are in chaos. A deluge of requests to ask Nigel Farage the big question were answered in this video…

Bonds: risk-free return or return-free risk?

I hit a nerve this week. You see, I mainly know of Nigel Farage because he predicted and explained the European sovereign debt crisis, when Greece defaulted on its bonds.

The bond market is a much more dangerous bubble

Bonds are a key part of almost any investor’s portfolio. But lately, something odd has been going on in the bond market…

Never believe anything until the October lockdown is denied

The government has denied plans for an October lockdown. Does that mean we’re in for one? What would Nigel Farage do if he were premier of Queensland, and why does it matter?

Is Pax Americana over? And what comes next?

Is the end of Pax Americana bad news for the likes of Bae Systems Plc (BA) and Rolls-Royce Holdings (RR) as the Americans stop meddling in other people’s business?

Evil bankers and flooded stock markets

Where has the flood of cash that hit the stock markets come from? Why is it gushing into the stock markets? And what happens when someone cries “taper” in a crowded stock market?

The EU faces another Brexit trigger event

In this video, Nigel Farage makes some extraordinary claims about what really put Brexit over the line back in 2016.

Are you addicted to QE?

Is the Bank of England addicted to QE? Or did the pot call the kettle black? The UK’s exports to the EU have surged well above pre-referendum and pre-Brexit averages. What does it mean for UK politics going forward if Project Fear is vanquished?

A crisis for the NHS, or from the NHS?

It looks like we saved the NHS from the pandemic. Shame about its patients though. Nigel Farage speaks his mind on this contentious topic.

My mentor’s lightbulb moment on cryptocurrencies

If you’re hesitant to spend any time or effort investigating cryptocurrencies, because they’re just a bubble and a speculative mania, you need to see this video.

Is the pandemic over?

Freedom Day has come and gone. But Covid-19 cases plunged instead of surging as predicted. Is the pandemic over? Have we reached the magic threshold?

Bitcoin – the story not in the news

Usually, we review the week’s most important news stories each Friday. Because Nigel has a knack at explaining what’s really behind the story, and why it matters to you.

Freedom in name only

Freedom Day draws near. But you might as well call it FRINO – freedom in name only. Nigel Farage isn’t convinced that the updated measures will amount to much of an improvement. Nor that our partial restoration of basic freedoms will last for long.

House prices boom, Nissan votes for Brexit, and a brewing government scandal

House prices around the world are surging out of control. Will there be another crisis when they bust? Britain has a new health secretary. What does that mean for lockdowns and Covid?

Why you should expect another financial crisis

For 40 years, interest rates have gradually been falling. But it wasn’t a smooth ride. Each time rates went up, there was some sort of crisis.

Australia, wages and inflation

There was no doubt about our topic for this Week in Review. While the G7 dithered and dallied, the UK trade deal with Australia was settled. Adonis told us it’d be impossible. Clegg said it couldn’t be done. Nigel argued it’d be a matter of course.