Recession

Legendary investor Paul Tudor Jones lays out his recession trades including Bitcoin

Yields and oil continue to rise signaling higher inflation, yet these things fall in recessions

The Big Flip thesis has been gaining traction in the financial world and describes the market’s misplaced belief in the path of inflation and policy rates.

The market is nearly unanimous in expecting a 0.25% rate hike during February's FOMC meeting, yet many expect a “pause” shortly thereafter. We beg to differ.

Jamie Dimon’s leaked comments with predictions for the global economy and geopolitics paint a bleak picture about the state of the economy at large.

The danger of letting political interests control supposedly neutral data and science is obvious when terms are made subjective to fit the current narrative.

The FOMC increased interest rates by 0.75 percentage point while indicating ‘unusually large’ hikes may be appropriate in future meetings; Bitcoin’s price jumps.

June data for the United States and the eurozone show economic contraction underway and that the worst is yet to come. What does it mean for bitcoin?

Mohamed El-Erian, Chief Economic Advisor for Allianz, took an interview with CNBC to discuss the rising price of bitcoin, inflation rates, and possible recession.

For patient accumulators of bitcoin, the current and potential future price action of bitcoin should be viewed as a massive opportunity.