Christian ArmbruesterMay 26, 2020Lockdown JoysWhy we should be careful what we wish for. What I liked about the lockdown was the ability to better plan my day. Not that this was easy,...
Christian ArmbruesterMay 18, 2020Consumer To The RescueWhy our spending habits are most important when it comes to the economic recovery. Imagine being in a battle a few hundred years ago. You...
Christian ArmbruesterMay 4, 2020The Next AmazonWhy we must all dare to win, in times of adverse market conditions. Warren Buffett lost $50 billion in the latest stock market rout....
Christian ArmbruesterApr 27, 2020Night of The FoxWhy tempting fate too many times is a dangerous game to play. It had become somewhat of a routine. Every night around 2am, we would be...
Christian ArmbruesterApr 20, 2020Two Sides to Every CoinWhy is there such a large disconnect between stock market performance and the real economy? As we watch the global economy unravelling...
Christian ArmbruesterApr 14, 202076 Days LaterWhat will the world look like when we emerge from the lock down? For those of you who haven’t yet seen our favourite Peaky Blinder in the...
Christian ArmbruesterMar 23, 2020This is The EndWhy it is still better to be lucky than smart. As you purvey the current carnage in the financial markets, it’s difficult not to get...
Christian ArmbruesterMar 9, 2020The Good, The Bad and The UglyWhy the Coronavirus may be the best thing that ever happened. It really is difficult at the moment to talk about anything other than this...
Christian ArmbruesterMar 2, 2020The Coronavirus RevisitedWhat to do when the markets are crashing. A few weeks ago, we looked at the concept of tail risk, as exemplified by the outbreak of the...
Christian ArmbruesterJan 6, 2020The EU ex UKWhat’s the view from the EU and the big deal about Brexit? One of my favourite lines from the cherished Lord of the Rings trilogy is...
tomtardif23Apr 1, 2019One Million DollarsI am going to start a new political party in the UK. Here is my manifesto: I am going to give everyone that votes for me one million...
Christian ArmbruesterFeb 4, 2019Second ReferendumMy mother always advised me never to discuss politics. Wise words, but it has simply become too hard to ignore the rather large elephant...
Christian ArmbruesterJan 7, 2019Deutschland '81Germany in the 1980s was a weird place and not just because of bad hair and shoulder pads, but more so with regards to the very real...
Christian ArmbruesterOct 29, 2018Bridge of No ReturnI remember my first summer in London. The year was 1996 and even though it was the wettest month on record at the time, all seemed...
Christian ArmbruesterOct 8, 2018The Coming of AgeI read an article recently, which described how the financial crisis of 2008 mostly hurt the middle classes. It’s rather obvious really,...
Christian ArmbruesterAug 6, 2018The Changing Geopolitical MapSince the last world war, some 70 years ago, the US has been the undisputed superpower in the world. Blessed with a fully functioning...
Blu Family OfficeOct 30, 2017Is Brexit a Tail Risk Event?It has been more than a year since Britain voted to leave Europe and we are still trying to figure out what it all means. Countless...