As a strategist, one can no longer assemble a coherent world view without taking a view on China – not just the world’s second largest economy, but the world’s first-largest source of economic growth and commodity demand. The secular rise … Continue reading →

T&B rides again! We are living in exceedingly interesting times, and T&B has recently enjoyed a role as spectator to the ambient madness. That said, the plethora of truly clueless commentary in the media has spurred us once again to … Continue reading →

In our last paper, we suggested a few fairly opportunistic trades, including a long gold/short silver idea which worked out nicely indeed – alas, between the start of the drafting, and the time we finally managed to release the report, … Continue reading →

Whenever one of our peers declares that he is “at a loss for words” you can be certain that a veritable torrent of verbiage is set to pour forth. We – on the other hand – have more words than we … Continue reading →