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The Taylor Report (7/26/22)
THINK! EVEN IF THE FED CAN REDUCE INFLATION TO HALF OF WHERE IT IS NOW (9% to 4.5%) INTEREST RATES WOULD STILL NEED TO BE WELL ABOVE 5%-6% TO MAKE INFLATION GO AWAY.
Publisher Notes For 7/27/22
Friends, "A Midsummer Night's Dream" comes to mind as we close out July. Truthfully, it's been since college that I read the full works of Shakespeare and I had to look up the summary as a refresher. Turns out, lots of magic and trickery are involved - not dissimilar from the current stories behind crypto conosolidation or the markets in general you'll find in our newsletter this week. READ YE UP!
The Week in Digital Wealth (7/27/22)
By Christopher Robbins
This week in digital wealth, we have several fundraising announcements, partnerships...
Advisor Tech Talk (7/27/22)
By Christopher Robbins
“Never count your chickens before they hatch” should be a maxim...
Top 5 VC Deals of the Week in Digital Wealth (7/27/22)
And the money is flowing again. Just like that, the VC spigot in digital wealth is...
EPISODE 67: DAO-ifying the Economy
DWealth Muse is a podcast series on Digital Wealth News that bridges the knowledge gap between conventional...
The Taylor Report (7/19/22)
EVEN IF INFLATION GETS CUT IN HALF (9% to 4.5%), INTEREST RATES STILL NEED TO BE HIGHER THAN THE INFLATION RATE TO "KILL IT." INTEREST RATES ARE GOING MUCH HIGHER. 6%-7%?
Publisher Notes For 7/19/22
Friends, we are now deep into summer and it seems like an "everything and nothing" kind of time. We have major fundings, new launches and integrations to report on. And then we have our "Summer Thoughts" with a lot of questions on markets but no clear answers. Want to know more about what is - and isn't - going on? READ UP!
The Week in Digital Wealth (7/19/22)
By Christopher Robbins
This week in digital wealth, we pick up some of the...
Summer (Market) Thoughts With No Answers
Let's be blunt. It's summer. Time for vacations and travel. Summer also means that financial markets are generally,...