Market Unpack

Warren Buffet says it's a good idea to pay $0.50 to buy $1.

A martingale is a kind of betting strategy where you double your wager on every loss such that the first win recovers all previous losses plus a profit equal to the initial wager.

CfDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money, or so the warning goes.

AI companies made headlines recently because of circular vendor financing.

In October, OpenAI secured a 4 billion dollar revolving credit facility from J.P.

A pet peeve of mine is formulaic financial news, the kind that just reads a few points off a price chart and calls it a day.

It turns out you can donate money to the Treasury to pay off the US national debt.

National debts, sovereign bonds, and yields have been in the news a lot this year.

What's better: a 5% EUR bond subject to 3% inflation, or a 10% RON bond subject to 8% inflation?

Market prices are weird—when news comes out that should move them one way, they sometimes move the other way instead.

Every month, the ECB publishes a new snapshot of the interest rates in the euro area.

In early February, DOGE sent every government employee an email asking them to list five things they've accomplished the previous week.

Ørsted has had quite a few write-offs these last couple of years which led to a halving of the share price.

Every month, the ECB publishes a report on recent monetary developments.

Every month, the ECB publishes a new "Euro area monthly balance of payments" report.