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October 15, 2021
Green Energy: A Bubble in Unrealistic Expectations, Part II
This is part two of our discourse regarding green energy and its profound – and somewhat misunderstood -  impact on the global economy. In this issue, we specifically home in on China and how that country’s immense power needs are affecting the energy ecosystem at large.
By: Evergreen Gavekal
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October 8, 2021
Green energy: A bubble in unrealistic expectations?
As I have written in past EVAs, it amazes me how little of the intense inflation debate in 2021 centered on the inflationary implications of the Green Energy transition.  Perhaps it is because there is a built-in assumption that using more renewables should lower energy costs since the sun and the wind provide “free power”.
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October 8, 2021
Likes/Dislikes – October 8th, 2021
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October 1, 2021
Likes/Dislikes – October 1st, 2021
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September 24, 2021
Likes/Dislikes – September 24th, 2021
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September 24, 2021
No Escape From The Evergrande Effect
China’s official debt-to-GDP ratio has surged by 45 percentage points since 2016, leaving it with one of the highest debt ratios for any developing country in the history of mankind. The Chinese property sector is particularly notorious for its addiction to debt and Evergrande, the most-indebted property developer in the world, has on-balance-sheet liabilities that amount to nearly 2% of China’s annual GDP.
By: Evergreen Gavekal
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September 17, 2021
They Paved the Port and Put up a Parking Lot
This week, we are presenting an expanded viewpoint on the global supply chain from someone who intensively studies supply-chain dynamics, Charles de Trenck.
By: Evergreen Gavekal
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September 17, 2021
Likes/Dislikes – September 17th, 2021
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September 10, 2021
The Anti-Bubble Years (Part II)
Returning back to the question that opened last week’s EVA, why, for nearly 40 years, was I almost always bullish to very bullish on bonds?  The cut-to-the-chase reason was that interest rates were largely positive even after inflation for most of that timeframe.
By: Evergreen Gavekal
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September 10, 2021
Likes/Dislikes – September 10th, 2021
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