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Money supply and monetary liquidity are the essence of our research, following the multi-decade work of Dr Frank Shostak. We help you understand how these affect the economy and how to take advantage of them in your investment decision-making process.
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Miss This One? US Money Supply for May
The Good Ol’ Daze
Remember those good old days when market mavens used to wait for the release of the Fed’s money supply statistics?
We do.
For quite a few years people realised that the money supply growth rate mattered - very much....
Japan vs. The Bank of Japan
Meet the new rate hikes - just like the old rate hikes
The Bank of Japan attempts the impossible
Equities v. Bonds - Model Positioning for July
It's a wild ride but there are tools to cope with allocation decisions
After March’s sharp sell-off in global equities, April saw a rebound in most equity markets which continued into May. June has seen more volatility with new highs again...
Inflation Up. Growth Up. What's Up Next?
US PCE price index momentum rose in May
The yearly growth rate of the personal consumption expenditure price index (PCE) increased to 4.1% in May from 3.8% in the month before.
There’s a little more upside in store.
Meanwhile…
Kan...
GOLD MODEL SIGNAL FOR JULY
Buy the dip?
Subscribers will be aware that our gold timing model gave an EXIT signal at the end of January this year, after holding a LONG position for most of 2025.
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With a team comprising over a hundred years of collective economics and financial market experience, AAS Economics rigorously applies Austrian monetary economics to business cycle forecasting and asset allocation.
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