Everyone Wants Their Money to Come Home with Russell Napier | Merryn Talks Money

[@advocate1563]

Love Russell's work - thank you.

[@crouchhill]

There are handful of people I click when I see there name, Russell is obviously one of them.

[@edsteadham4085]

He has the most lovely Scottish lilt (to American ears)

[@itsaskoosh]

He's from Northern Ireland though he lives near Edinburgh

[@SparkyFinch]

I enjoyed Napiers recent article in American Affairs. He has fans in the bitcoin community. I could see the US as the beneficiary of more moderated repression policies and liberal crypto policies

[@RogerRoving]

Too often we see this confusion of the wider interest of national economic activity with the narrow interests of wealthy savers. What Europe did after the last War was to prioritise the interests of the wider economy over the narrow interests of "investors". The continent must do this again.

[@simonroberts1293]

Anyone know who he refers two when he says there’s only 2 real value managers?

[@stephendoyle9210]

Possibly Personal Assets and Capital Gearing

[@adamrumball2582]

Triumph of the Optimists 35:44

[@rocking1313]

Triumph of the Optimists: 101 Years of Global Investment Returns is a seminal work published in 2002 by economists Elroy Dimson, Paul Marsh, and Mike Staunton. The book provides an extensive analysis of investment returns across various asset classes over a century, covering equities, bonds, bills, currencies, and inflation from 1900 to 2000 in sixteen countries, including the United States, United Kingdom, Japan, and several European nations....

[@highthereguys]

Bitcoin goes up so much that people who bought it see massive gains. Then they know that it goes down so they sell it to secure the gains. Its good that bitcoin has large flushes, it ensures that people who hold true wealth/capital are not out priced by the speculators close to the money printers who use vast cheap leverage to buy up every other asset. Also the people who say bitcoin has no use case conveniently leave out the ability to send money around the world for about $2 per transaction regardless of size. Transferring money from place to place has value, the banks make billions doing it yearly. Bitcoin does it without the use of the bank taking a %. It has alot of other uses too but who cares I guess

[@learning_rust]

Merryn's knowledge of Bitcoin always ceases to amaze

[@nicolas393]

why is she laughing like this?

[@geralddejong]

Russel prefers a system that doesn't allow people to escape it. I'm reminded of the Berlin Wall.

[@gameofthronestours]

You've completely misunderstood. Russell Napier is saying we are moving from globalised free flowing capital markets to national capital markets. He is not being ideological, he is simply describing the world 2025-50

[@dmiroflsup]

easily the worst podcast in finance, lol, Russel is the only reason I opened this