The hottest Financial Crises Substack posts right now

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Chartbook β€’ 343 implied HN points β€’ 25 Oct 24
  1. US corporate profits are expected to decline significantly in the future. This could impact the economy and stock markets.
  2. Africa is experiencing a new wave of interest in gold mining. This could bring economic growth to the region.
  3. Laos is facing a shortage of foreign exchange reserves, which may lead to a financial crisis. Additionally, the Sahel region is experiencing ongoing challenges and instability.
In My Tribe β€’ 607 implied HN points β€’ 11 Nov 24
  1. The main job of the Federal Reserve is to help the government borrow money easily and cheaply. This allows the government to spend on various programs, including wars and welfare.
  2. Despite originating to stabilize the banking system, the Fed has faced criticism for not preventing financial crises. Even after its creation, the U.S. has experienced repeated financial problems.
  3. Quantitative Easing, a method the Fed uses to handle money and loans, may need to end. This would help limit government debt and potentially benefit everyday Americans in the long run.
The Bitcoin Layer β€’ 412 implied HN points β€’ 26 Jan 24
  1. The Fed made minor adjustments to monetary policy recently, ending certain borrowing and investing practices in banks.
  2. The Fed is preparing banks for potential crises by encouraging them to use existing facilities like the discount window.
  3. Financial stability is a concern due to leveraged banks and risky lenders of last resort, indicating underlying instability in the financial system.
Building a New Economics β€’ 196 implied HN points β€’ 01 Feb 24
  1. Mainstream economics' focus on minimizing government debt while ignoring private debt may not be effective in understanding the full picture of the financial system.
  2. Government debt and deficits can actually play a vital role in creating money and increasing the net financial worth of the private sector.
  3. A government running surpluses while the private sector accumulates debt can lead to economic imbalances and potentially trigger financial crises.
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Musings on Markets β€’ 0 implied HN points β€’ 13 Sep 09
  1. Lehman's failure might have been necessary for Wall Street to recover. Allowing it to collapse helped the government take bigger steps to save other companies like AIG.
  2. Wall Street hasn't really changed after the crisis. They've gone back to risky practices and high bonuses, as if nothing happened.
  3. There’s a pattern of forgetting past mistakes on Wall Street. People there focus more on making deals than learning from what went wrong before.