Risk: What does it really mean, and how much should you take? Risk in Everyday Life vs. Investing Think about the fun, non-financial things you enjoy—fishing, mountain biking, or even crossing the road. Each carries a chance of disaster: a shark attack, a crash, or a rogue bus. Yet, if the odds of total loss
Those who know me know that I'm not a fan of sports. In a moment of weakness recently, though, I watched 10 minutes of motorsport with one of my kids. Perhaps because it's pretty simple to understand, I'm happy to allocate a very small amount of my attention to it (and perhaps a bit of sailing).
I learnt a lot recently talking to Alasdair Macleod, about a perspective that centers around a systemic failure of the system of credit. What’s credit? Well, if Gold is money and everything else is credit, then effectively all representations of value we can trade outside of Gold is what we’re talking about. Turns out, quit
