QTR’s Fringe Finance

QTR's Fringe Finance critically examines financial, political, and societal issues through a libertarian lens, frequently questioning mainstream narratives around topics like monetary policy, media honesty, and government interventions. It delves into the impact of economic policies, the role of alternative media, and promotes skepticism towards established financial and governmental institutions.

Monetary Policy Media Critique Government Intervention Inflation and Economic Analysis Libertarianism Financial Markets Cryptocurrency Civil Liberties Political Commentary

The hottest Substack posts of QTR’s Fringe Finance

And their main takeaways
6 implied HN points 07 Dec 21
  1. The Tesla and ARK saga is becoming more unusual with 5 new developments.
  2. Shorts examining Tesla and ARKK over the past 5 years have been proven wrong.
  3. Consider closely watching and analyzing Tesla and ARKK movements once again.
6 implied HN points 03 Dec 21
  1. Market volatility is more affected by tapering plans than the Omicron variant
  2. Powell's hawkish commentary is keeping the market unsteady
  3. Blaming market fluctuations on Omicron may not be accurate
6 implied HN points 01 Dec 21
  1. Powell admitted that the 'transitory' narrative was false.
  2. It's a big deal for markets heading into 2022.
  3. Acknowledging the problem is the first step to solving it.
6 implied HN points 15 Nov 21
  1. The U.S. economy is described as irreversibly broken and staggeringly corrupt.
  2. High-ranking officials are engaging in questionable financial activities like trading stocks ahead of legislation and Fed decisions.
  3. The article is part of an exclusive interview discussing topics such as oil, Bitcoin, and fiscal policy.
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6 implied HN points 11 Oct 21
  1. Odd call buying appeared in Tesla in late 2019, which then surged almost 10 times.
  2. Archegos allegedly fueled squeezes in highly shorted names and later faced SEC investigation.
  3. Could the Archegos SEC investigation offer insights into the mystery behind Tesla's rapid rise in 2020?
6 implied HN points 21 Sep 21
  1. The post discusses undeniable proof of the Fed's rigged game.
  2. The author implies that ignoring this proof makes one complicit with the elites.
  3. The content seems to be accessible only to paid subscribers.
6 implied HN points 27 Aug 21
  1. The deteriorating economic conditions in major US cities are becoming hard to ignore.
  2. The effects of business shutdowns, inflation, and shortage of goods are visible in everyday life.
  3. There are concerns about the US moving towards a state-planned economy and potential long-term economic decline.
6 implied HN points 25 Aug 21
  1. China may back their digital Yuan with gold, potentially driving gold prices up.
  2. China is strategically planning for the long term to strengthen its economy and currency.
  3. China's actions with the digital Yuan and gold could impact the global economic landscape.
5 implied HN points 09 Nov 21
  1. Democrats lost Virginia due to government overreach and under-reach
  2. Virginia's election results may indicate trends for upcoming national mid-term elections
  3. Understanding the reasons behind political shifts can provide insight into voter behaviors
5 implied HN points 06 Aug 21
  1. Made early warnings about the impact of Covid in the markets, before many others.
  2. Suggested that financials, like banks, could present opportunities during the crisis.
  3. Predicted a potential recovery in the market and the economy, despite the initial chaos of the pandemic.
1 implied HN point 05 Sep 23
  1. The post shares the latest podcasts and appearances by QTR.
  2. Podcasts featured guests like Peter Schiff, Ron Paul, and Dr. Peter McCullough.
  3. Links are provided to listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube.
4 implied HN points 24 Nov 21
  1. Cathie Wood is heavily reliant on Tesla for success.
  2. Other components of her ARKK fund are not performing well.
  3. Elon Musk is cashing out billions.
4 implied HN points 02 Nov 21
  1. Tesla's market cap surged due to reported Hertz tie-up, but CEO denies contract.
  2. Market and companies need to provide clarity on the situation.
  3. Post discusses market enthusiasm and potential overestimation.
4 implied HN points 23 Sep 21
  1. The next financial crisis may not be caused by Evergrande, but by the entire system
  2. The author offers their perspective on Evergrande's default and media comparisons to the Lehman moment
  3. The post discusses various financial topics like Fed trading, value, gold prices, and crypto markets
4 implied HN points 20 Sep 21
  1. The market's future movement hinges on whether China will bail out Evergrande.
  2. Global financial markets are on edge due to Evergrande's insolvency and leverage.
  3. People are awaiting to see if the People's Bank of China will step in with liquidity.
3 implied HN points 17 Nov 21
  1. In times of market volatility, a Blue Chip Value Stock can provide stability and potential growth.
  2. Value investing is still relevant and can offer opportunities in a market dominated by growth stocks.
  3. Lockheed Martin (LMT) is highlighted as a promising choice for a dividend portfolio due to its stable value and potential as a hedge against market shifts.
3 implied HN points 08 Nov 21
  1. The writer significantly increased their position in an ETF last week, anticipating both short-term gains and long-term growth.
  2. Investment decisions can be influenced by factors like free cash flow yield and tangible value compared to industry peers.
  3. This post is for paid subscribers only, emphasizing exclusive information and analysis.
3 implied HN points 18 Oct 21
  1. Multiple countries like Germany, Finland, France, Poland, and the UK are showing interest in nuclear power.
  2. Adoption of nuclear energy is increasing globally, potentially benefitting uranium in the long term.
  3. Uranium prices and stocks like Cameco and Global X Uranium ETF have surged over 40% in the last 3 months.