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On Saturday, the Crypto Fear & Greed Index slipped to 25, its first Extreme Fear reading since early August. Bitcoin was changing hands near $75,800, about 40% below its October 2025 record. Social feeds blamed one culprit above all others:…
Every sharp selloff produces its own comfort story. After the dot-com bust it was “the internet is still the future.” In 2008 it was “they will never let the banks fail.” This week, as AI hardware stocks suffered their worst…
In the third quarter of 2026, the world’s central banks stepped up their gold buying by more than 40% on a year earlier. The head of the Bundesbank told the industry’s biggest conference that the shift into gold has further…
A Shareholder-Owned State Imagine a listed company with its own army, its own currency, its own courts and the legal right to tax tens of millions of people. Its directors meet in a London office building. They answer to shareholders,…
For more than a decade, one of the most persistent complaints about modern capitalism went like this. Large companies were earning record profits and, instead of putting that money to work in factories, research and people, they were handing it…
One appealing idea is spreading through the AI bear camp. The very rich have borrowed heavily against their soaring tech shares, the argument goes, so when the bubble bursts the margin calls will land on them first. On this view…
For most of this cycle, the people setting the price of artificial intelligence have been equity investors. They rewarded every larger capital budget, treated spending as proof of opportunity, and assumed the returns would arrive on schedule. In the last…
On the evening of October 29, the world’s largest crypto exchange lost more money in about twenty minutes than most hedge funds manage in total. By Binance’s own estimate, roughly $6.3 billion in tokens left its hot wallets across about…
Introduction: The Final Transition of the Global Capital Structure In Parts 1 and 2 of this series for Market Mind Investor (MMI), we traced the long arc of monetary history: from the early goldsmiths whose fractional reserve practices were later…
Introduction: The Transatlantic Migration of Capital Power In Part 1 of this series for Market Mind Investor (MMI), we analyzed the architectural foundations of modern banking, from the deceptive fractional reserve creation pioneered by early goldsmiths to the three-pillar financial…
