Map: Every Year of the Crusades
By 1204, virtually all territory captured by the Crusaders had been lost and they turned to sacking and pillaging Constantinople
By 1204, virtually all territory captured by the Crusaders had been lost and they turned to sacking and pillaging Constantinople
The reality is that the Fed needs inflation to be low
Sustaining current growth in the Nasdaq (up roughly 42% year-to-date) implies it’s market cap overtaking total global GDP by roughly 2024
“Everybody’s bullish”
The various ‘barbarian’ invasions of the late Roman Empire: the Franks, Huns, Visigoths, Vandals, and others
The outflow of human and financial capital from Hong Kong will benefit Singapore and the UK
“The numbers being used are not what people think they are.”
A French cartographer, engineer, and archaeologist who traveled to Egypt as part of Napoleon Bonaparte’s commission to Egypt
An idea whose time has past
Foreign purchases of financial assets are the primary mechanism that recycles back into the US the US Dollars accumulating overseas as a result of our ever widening trade deficits