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The stock market is following a predictable pattern, climbing a “Wall Of Worry” as it moves into more dangerous terrain. On many metrics, we are at dangerous levels of valuation as the few monsters that dominate market directionThe author has an honours degree in economics and politics with a focus on economic development. With 36 years of experience in executive management he has extensive knowledge of insurance/reinsurance, Global and Asia Pacific markets, climate change and ESG. He invests in his persona ...

RT Gareth Jenkinson (@gazza_jenks)So, @saifedean recently released 'The Gold Standard', his newest book.Has the author of The Bitcoin Standard become a Gold bug 🪙🪲?Here's the story of how Dr Saifedean Ammous discovered Bitcoin and what his latest 📙 is all about 👇Full video in the thread 🧵 https://t.co/zWdvjeAKtd ...

Core Insights - Harvard University significantly increased its Bitcoin ETF holdings by 257% in Q3, making it the largest disclosed position with $442.8 million as of September 30 [1][2] - The university also raised its gold ETF holdings by 99% to $235 million, maintaining a 2-to-1 allocation ratio of Bitcoin to gold [1] - The $443 million Bitcoin position constitutes approximately 0.75% of Harvard's $57 billion endowment, placing it among the top 20 largest holders of the BlackRock-managed fund [2] Market Timing and Impact - Harvard's Bitcoin accumulation occurred just before a market correction, with Bitcoin's value dropping over 20% from $114,000 to around $92,000 since the end of Q3 [3] - This timing could result in a potential 14% loss on its Q3 Bitcoin purchases, translating to an $89 million paper loss if shares were bought at July's low point [3] Performance Comparison - Despite the losses, they represent a small fraction of Harvard's endowment, which has lagged behind some Ivy League peers in annualized returns over the past decade [4] - For the year ending June 30, Harvard reported an 11.9% gain, trailing behind MIT's 14.8% and Stanford's 14.3% [4] Institutional Perspectives - The substantial Bitcoin allocation by Harvard contrasts with earlier skepticism from its economics faculty regarding Bitcoin's long-term value [5] - Kenneth Rogoff, a Harvard professor, previously predicted that Bitcoin would likely trade at $100 rather than $100,000 within a decade, citing concerns over its transaction uses if money laundering and tax evasion were curtailed [6]

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Peter, a great place to start this conversation is we're entering the everything bubble in your eyes. This something where all asset prices continue to go up at a very aggressive rate. Talk a little bit as to what are the benefits of this and then also what are the things that you're worried about or what are the areas that people should be paying attention to where risk-wise? >> Yeah, so the fundamentally what's driving the everything bubble I think is liquidity and a lot of that is coming from the Fed. So ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)@Greg73018391 @DavidBCollum Save in bitcoin or gold and you will need dramamine now. Save for your future in fiat and you will need anti-depressants for the rest of your life. ...

CZ pulls out a gold bar to debate 'Godfather of Gold' Peter Schiff: Which asset is the right wealth for the 21st century?At the Binance Blockchain Week on December 3rd, Binance founder CZ and "Gold Standard Bearer" Peter Schiff debated "Bitcoin vs. Tokenized Gold."CZ argued that tokenized gold's transferability is superior to physical gold. To prove his point, CZ dramatically produced a one-kilogram physical gold bar on stage, challenging Schiff on its authenticity and ease of transport. CZ concluded that a ...

Gold's rally to record highs has been one of the biggest recent stories in finance. But during that rally, unbeknownst to many, leading stable coin issuer Tether has turned into one of the biggest gold whales on the planet. Tether has been stacking bullion like a mid-tier central bank. No, literally. Per addestation reports, its holdings rival the reserves of central banks like those of South Korea or Hungary. So, how much gold has Tether actually bought? What is Tether planning to do with all of this gold? ...

This is going to be an interesting chart to watch in the final weeks of the year.I think it's done.I don't think there's much more upside for the coming 1-3 years for Gold.Not much upside I mean: not again 30-60% rallies in a year, perhaps we can hit $4,500-4,700, but that should be it.I think it's about to reverse, and that's probably all depending on the fact that the FOMC will have their meeting and the BoJ will decide on rate hikes.If Gold has anything between a 30-50% correction, that's when I'm gettin ...