The World’s Simulation
The United States has one of the fastest-growing debt-to-GDP ratios in the G20, and this is ironically why FMT is bullish over the next few years. Shhhh… here’s a little unknown secret.
Ethereum to the Moon
It’s almost as if distributed ledger technologies (DLT’s, or blockchains) were invented just for 2020-2021. Though DLT’s were introduced 12 years ago via the Bitcoin protocol, it is extremely timely that they have matured enough to cross into the financial lexicon today.
Wall Street Bets
The average age of people on the Robinhood trading platform is 31. This is an interesting age point when you consider the backdrop this cohort has grown up around and what they face.
Friction is Being Driven Out by Technology
New technologies are driving down costs for consumers and businesses across finance, energy, and healthcare. The transactional costs (friction) of buying or selling a home have been a pain point for a long time. It’s an area that’s ripe for disruption. However, these frictional costs are a goldmine for the real estate industry that has…
The Rise of Monetary Inflation
We are living in an ocean of monetary inflation (pictured below). This affects all aspects of our lives whether you want it to or not.
Whether it be your labor energy or investment energy, it is sinking unless you are taking proactive steps
Gold, Silver, Bitcoin
FMT Advisory has one of the best track records for valuing gold and silver. Dating back to 2016, we articulated that gold was worth around $1,800-$1,850 per ounce
Save Money in the New Economy
The future of mobility is accelerating today and the rubber is hitting the road: adjusted for inflation, the cost per mile driven is falling for the first time since the Model T was rolled off assembly lines thanks to EVs, and falling costs will continue their momentum in favor of electric vehicle (EV) purchases.
Why Electric Vehicle Sales Will Continue to Skyrocket
In just under a few years, FMT estimates that EVs will start to account for over 30% of all vehicles sold and will continue to increase as a percentage of the fleet on the road until they are the vast majority.