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Society, individual purpose and the undiscovered self
Welcome to Finance and Fury. I’d like to start a serious conversation about the individual self and our drive for meaning within society. This relates to economics and by extension, personal finance – as economics focuses on how the individual incentives drive...
read moreOvercoming political divisions in a partisan world
Welcome to Finance and Fury, the Furious Friday edition. This episode is a little different – it is some of my commentary about the political division that is starting to emerge – especially in America – but also how to avoid it in your own lives and also prosper...
read moreThe Weapons of psychology politicians use to win your vote
Welcome to Finance and Fury The election has been set for the 18th of May The marketing has been coming in and it has been pretty forward with the smear campaigns It seems like a lot of it preys off people not understanding how the economy works, and there is nothing...
read moreFurious Friday: Are we destroying our own economy?
Welcome Finance and Fury the Furious Friday edition, and welcome to part 2 of talking about the risks and the future of our economy In the last episode, we covered the future of our economy In this episode, we will explore economic subversion and internal reliance...
read moreFurious Fridays: The secret to mobilising masses
Hi everybody and welcome to Finance and Fury the Furious Friday edition. Today’s episode is the Stages of Socialism Part 3 – the series talking about politics. The first episode was about the Fabians and their strategies, then we addressed the political spectrum and...
read moreFurious Fridays: Is it okay to be white, or not?
Furious Friday Is it okay to be white, or not? Going to say it: Might be controversial – ‘But is it okay to be white’? If you have seen - Pauline Hanson proposed an "It's OK to be white" motion in the Australian "Deplorable rise of anti-white racism and attacks on...
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“The survey says…” – What Wall Street currently thinks the biggest risks to markets are
Welcome to Finance and Fury. I was looking at an interesting survey that is regularly conducted – so in this episode What do investment managers think the top risks to the markets are? This is a survey that Deutsche Bank regularly does where it surveys investment...
Moral hazard and the Evergrande collapse
Welcome to Finance and Fury. In this episode we will be looking at the Property market in China and focus on the Evergrande developments – in particular if there is actually a timebomb starting to surface – and look at the potential contagion risks to the rest of the...
Finding your purpose and building your ideal life
Welcome to Finance and Fury. In the last episode we talked about finding meaning in life, even in the worst of possible situation. That topic leads in nicely with purpose, which we will be covering in this episode. As Finding a purpose gives life additional meaning –...
Society, individual purpose and the undiscovered self
Welcome to Finance and Fury. I’d like to start a serious conversation about the individual self and our drive for meaning within society. This relates to economics and by extension, personal finance – as economics focuses on how the individual incentives drive...
What is an economic moat and how can this help an investment portfolio?
Welcome to Finance and Fury. In this episode, we will be looking at investing using a moat. Moats are an effective tool for defence historically – you would put one up around a fortified structures – such as a castle or town – can be filled with water or not, many...
What are the best ways to save for a home deposit?
Welcome to Finance and Fury – For this week’s episode we are answering a question from listener David – surrounding some options to save for a home deposit “The conventional wisdom is to save for, say, a home deposit in a bank account with as high as possible interest...