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Odyssey, Bitcoin & the Three-Pinter (opens the original)
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Good Sunday to you, I finally went to see Odyssey last night. I’d been intending not to, after everything I’d read on X, but my daughter persuaded me, and I actually quite enjoyed it. Maybe not an A+ movie, but a pleasant enough way to spend a few hours. I didn’t feel violated by all the casting, in the way that purists were, although Helen should have been stunningly beautiful, which she wasn’t. To use the parlance of the incel rugby player, she was a three-pinter. And what people see in Zendey
Former Rothschild Banker Exposes China’s Obsession with Gold (opens the original)
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Apologies for the double email this Sunday, but we have another Money Markets and More, in which I sit down with precious metals analyst and forecaster Ross Norman to discuss the precious, China and why he believes the forces driving the precious metals bull market are structural. You can either watch the video above, or listen via Apple Podcasts , Spotify et al. Ross has spent decades analysing the precious metals markets and has repeatedly won the LBMA’s annual gold forecasting competition. Fe
Is the Uffington White Horse Actually a Horse? And What Is It Doing There? (opens the original)
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Last week I walked some of Britain’s oldest path, the Ridgeway, which runs across south central England. It’s literally a ridge, and would once have been a vitally important path when the valleys on either side might have been impenetrable marsh or forest. I walked 56 miles in 4 days, starting in Avebury and ending in Goring. Lots of amazing views of Britain’s brown and pleasant land. Red kites galore. And, early on Day 1, I even saw a brown hare, something I hadn’t seen for many decades. At one
Toby Baxendale: Red Tape Nation (opens the original)
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Good Sunday to you, In the last of this series of interviews recorded at ARC, I sit down with retired (for now) businessman Toby Baxendale to discuss British industry, regulation, sound. money and why he believes Britain is making it increasingly difficult for entrepreneurs to succeed. Toby built a successful business in the meat and fish industries, employing hundreds of people before selling the company. He believes Britain’s long-term prosperity depends on creating an economy that rewards pro
Steve Baker: Politics in a Nutshell - Tax, Borrow, Debase the Currency (opens the original)
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Your mid-week commentary will be later than usual this week. I have something quite special planned. In the meantime, here is another episode of Money Markets and More. Today, I sit down with former Conservative minister Steve Baker to discuss sound money, inflation, taxation, gold and why he believes Britain’s monetary system is fundamentally broken. You can either watch the video above or listen via Spotify, Apple Podcasts etc Before entering politics, Steve served as an engineering officer in
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