This week, if you haven’t seen a crisis or two, then you’re likely living under a rock.
The markets are still basking in the warmth of optimism this week (or at least pretending to).
Churchill once said, ‘To improve is to change; to be perfect is to change often.’ The market, as ever, is doing just that this week.
💼 This week, we’re witnessing some serious imperial ambition.
The market, much like Darwin’s natural world, is a battleground where only the most adaptable survive.
Markets stood trial this week—charged with overexuberance, speculative zeal, and one too many AI chip rallies.
As Aristotle once said, “The more you know, the more you realize you don’t know".
If this week’s market movement were a treasure hunt, it would feel like the search for El Dorado.
Today’s market feels like a bottle of Burgundy that’s been left open a bit too long.
This week, the markets feel like a George Orwell novel.
If Plato’s Ship of State were Wall Street’s China gamble, the crew would’ve mutinied by now.
Dr. Livingstone once remarked that the only way to explore was "forward" (...financially).
