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Patrick Boyle is a quantitative hedge fund manager, university professor, author, and popular finance educator. He co-founded Palomar Capital Management, has worked at firms like RBS, Millennium, and Nomura. With over 1.2 million YouTube subscribers, his channel and podcast deliver clear, insightful content on quantitative finance, markets, and financial history. He has authored textbooks on statistics, derivatives, and corporate finance.
Tomorrow, he is coming on to Triggernometry to discuss the UK economy, its internal and external problems, the current government, and the global effects of the Iran war.
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Francis has been taking Qualia Creatine+.
Here’s what he has to say about it:
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Many Western countries have accumulated very high levels of debt, while central banks have expanded the money supply significantly over recent decades.
I can’t see a way to restore our economy without a prolonged period of extreme hardship, one that the public would not tolerate, no matter which government we elect. Do you know how we get out of this hole?
When Zimbabwe did it they called it printing money, when the Bank of England does it they call it "quantitative easing", we all know neither will work in the long term - will the Bank of England ever reverse it ? or does the city just "price it in" to all market pricing so in effect its pointless?