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How to Invest Before the Debt Crisis Breaks
Why is the S&P 500 near all-time highs if US debt is unsustainable? Because markets price the next 12-18 months, not the next 20 years. Here's a portfolio framework for staying long growth while insuring against the reckoning. Article 3 of 3 in the US Debt Series.
Jun 30


Is the US Government Itself the Next Bubble?
By the strict Minsky definition of a "Ponzi borrower" — one that can't even cover interest from its own income — the federal government now qualifies. History shows this kind of overextension resolves fast, not gradually. Article 2 of 3 in the US Debt Series.
Jun 30


The US Debt Crisis: Slow to Build, Fast to Break
$39.7 trillion and growing $8 billion a day — yet markets sit near all-time highs. History shows debt crises build slowly for years, then resolve in weeks. Article 1 of 3 in the US Debt Series.
Jun 30


Will U.S. Housing Prices Fall? Here’s the Honest Answer
Nationally, prices are stagnating — not crashing. But Austin is already down ~25% from its 2022 peak. The real answer isn't a single national forecast, but a market-by-market read on where the pressure actually sits. Article 4 of 4 in the Housing Market Series.
Jun 29


The Equity Recycling Machine: How Real Estate Wealth Is Actually Built — and When It Breaks
A $400K rental with $178/month "profit" is actually losing $19,200/year once real costs are counted. Here's the mechanism that builds real estate wealth anyway — and why it collapsed at $340 billion scale in China. Article 3 of 4 in the Housing Market Series.
Jun 26


What China’s Housing Collapse Teaches Us About the U.S. Market
A housing crash is supposed to open the door for renters. In China's case, it didn't. Here's the structural comparison that shows why — and what it means for the U.S. market. Article 2 of 4 in the Housing Market Series.
Jun 25


The U.S. Housing Market: Three Numbers Nobody Is Putting Together
Wall Street institutions own just 0.36% of U.S. single-family homes — not the villain popular narrative suggests. The real story is your neighbor with 2-5 rental properties, and a first-time-buyer age that just hit 40 for the first time ever. Article 1 of 4 in the Housing Market Series.
Jun 25


The LP/GP Relationship: Who Really Bears the Risk in Venture Capital
A $100M fund only deploys $80M — management fees are extracted before a single investment is made, yet LPs must generate returns on the full $100M. Here's the structural asymmetry between who provides the capital and who controls it. Article 2 of 4 in the Venture Capital Reality Series.
Jun 24


Who Funds What: A Map of Startup Capital from Angel to Wall Street
Angel checks range $25K-$350K, VC spans $500K seed to $200M late-stage, PE requires $50M+ ARR — and investment banks aren't investors at all. A full map of who funds what, at each stage, and how to actually reach them.
Jun 22


One Pandemic, Two Bets, Opposite Outcomes
Moderna had no patent, no clinical data — just one peer-reviewed paper. J&J's vaccine used a far more mature, proven platform, and was pulled after $1.5B in losses. Why the safer-looking bet doesn't always win.
Jun 21
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