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Open →Everything Bubble 3 — Markets Priced in Gold Reveal the Structural Melt-Up Ahead
Pricing markets in gold through August 4, 2026 exposes the hidden structure behind nominal records, margin debt, liquidity, debt and the Everything Bubble 3 melt-up.
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Open →The Two-Tier Future: War, Demand Destruction, AI, and the Price of Remaining Free
For years, I followed pieces of a possible two-tier economic future, then moved away from believing they would come together. In September 2026, the Iran oil shock, Ukraine refinery attacks, demand destruction, long-rate pressure, AI, robotics and the ownersh…
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Open →Hard Assets Follow Liquidity, Not Inflation? The Full Data Reconstruction — 2026 Update
A 2003–2026 reconstruction of Fed liquidity, gold, housing and NASDAQ data, plus an experimental stablecoin-augmented liquidity index. Meta tags: liquidity conditions index, hard assets, gold, Federal Reserve balance sheet, Treasury General Account, reverse …
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Open →The Sun, Money and the Global Core: What Survived a 375-Year Test
I rebuilt the solar-recession thesis around the dominant global financial core instead of a modern U.S. sample: Amsterdam and the guilder, London and sterling, then New York and the dollar. Across 375 years, the data reveal a narrow combined turning-year anom…
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Open →The Debt Genome: Which Presidents’ Policies Built America’s Debt—and Which Actually Paid Back?
A 70-year counterfactual audit of presidential policy, inherited law, tax cuts, entitlements, crisis packages, and the compounding interest tail. The analysis separates who originated a policy from who expanded, extended, financed, or weakened it—and distingu…
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Open →The War Beneath the War: How America Beat Britain at Sea Without Beating the British Navy
The American Revolution was not won at sea by matching Britain ship-for-ship. Britain had the dominant navy. America had small schooners, converted merchantmen, privateers, coastal raids, prize law, and one brutal strategic insight: you do not have to sink th…
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