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MARKET PERSPECTIVE By J Mulraj April 13-19, 2024 Can geopolitical considerations avoid escalation of conflicts? The use of a slingshot by David, circa 1000 BC, was, possibly, one of the first examples of asymmetric warfare. Diminutive David slew the giant Goliath with a...
MARKET PERSPECTIVE Feb 7 -13, 2021 By J Mulraj A stone-age attitude towards private crypto currencies We are in the 4th Industrial Revolution, one which will see huge changes in almost everything. This includes money. Up until 1944 the British  Pound was the global...
MARKET PERSPECTIVE By J Mulraj Jan 17 -23, 2021 A Promising Yet Complicated Future Bob Dylan captured it in his song ‘The Times They are a Changing’. He sang: Come Senators, Congress, heed the call Don’t stand in the doorway, don’t block up the hall, For...
MARKET PERSPECTIVE By J Mulraj Mar 6-12, 2023 In a world of transitions The world is undergoing several transitions. Each transition needs to be planned, as it will be very disruptive. One transition is in the energy sector. The US and the collective west,...

INVESTMENT PERSPECTIVE By J Mulraj Dec 18-24, 2022 A Credit Event Will Trigger A Crisis The ancient Egyptians were wiser than today’s Central Bankers. They built pyramids with broader bases and narrower tops. This is, of course, a stable structure. Today’s Central Bankers...
INVESTMENT PERSPECTIVE By J Mulraj May 15-21, 2022   Technology provides solutions to energy and food but after we pass the hump of conflicts Technology is providing the solutions to the problems created by the politicians! The invasion of Ukraine by Russia was, largely, an...

MARKET PERSPECTIVE By J Mulraj Nov 24 - Dec 1, 2023 And it’s impact on trade, inflation and growth There appears to be a shift to the right in several countries, probably a whiplash to immigrant related acts of random violence. In this...
MARKET PERSPECTIVE By J Mulraj Aug 23-29, 2025 Are a geopolitical trap set by himself Image created by Bing Author James Hadley Chase, in his book “The Paw in the Bottle” describes how monkeys are trapped in Brazil. A bottle containing nuts is left...
MARKET PERSPECTIVE By J Mulraj July 15-21, 2023 How can the world emerge from the chakravyuha of borrowing? Large economies with high debt/gdp ratios include Japan, the highest (263%), USA (116%), India (89%), UK (85%), China (77%), and Germany (71%). Some figures may...
MARKET PERSPECTIVE By J Mulraj Jan 13-19, 2024 And the consequences it’s now facing By: J Mulraj Globally, debt markets are bigger than equity markets, proving the ability for Governments, corporates and municipalities to raise huge sums of money by issuing bonds. Unconstrained by...