The Full English Accompaniment – Negative interest rates | The FIRE Shrink
Will there be negative interest rates and should the safe withdrawal rate be adapted? A grumpy Shrink fears for his FIRE plan.
Will there be negative interest rates and should the safe withdrawal rate be adapted? A grumpy Shrink fears for his FIRE plan.
There is no one-size-fits-all solution to beat inflation, but Michael presents a few ideas. Before, he explains what inflation is with a few nice graphs (a pint of draught lager for 1£!)
Let’s talk about the relationship between the stockmarket and the economy.
After a year that seems to have dissappeared, people do ‘reverse spending’, the house prices are at an all time high and the fastest bear market is already history.
Less commute, more family time, an opportunity to geoarbritrage and the list goes on… But what impact has working from home on city centres, on REITs and on housing prices in certain areas?
Big changes to the global economy in the wake of the pandemic will not happen, says the FIRE Shrink and explains why. He also delivers a link festival of news and monthly updates from other blogs.
Expiry date on cash notes? Not too far away according to Michael from Foxy Monkey who had a look at an IMF working paper and the nearly cashless example of Sweden.
A no BS, anti-self-help book written by a multi-millionaire. Caution: you might get better wine and sex but not be happier being rich.
How are the super rich coping with the current crisis? And production line workers? What about the online meeting software Zoom vs the top 7 airlines?
Dr FIRE shares the notes he took while reading Graham’s classic about value investing.