A personal essay newsletter applying philosophy of science, cognitive psychology and macro reasoning to markets, geopolitics and energy policy. Readers get long-form, opinionated theses such as why technical analysis persists as memetic ideas, causality in markets, and a proposal for nuclear financing via green climate bonds.
Website: https://www.consilience.blog
Aswath Damodaran, a finance professor, writes long data-driven posts on markets, interest rates, corporate earnings and valuation. Readers get charts, historical context and reasoned analysis of current market events and business questions such as venture capital incentives.
A finance blog from the Financial Times offering witty, skeptical commentary on markets, the AI investment boom and financial oddities. Issues mix current news with historical context and dry humour, such as the history of spread betting and AI company hype.
A weekly data-driven crypto research newsletter from Coin Metrics analysts, covering on-chain and market data on topics like stablecoins, DeFi lending, prediction markets and memecoins. Each issue presents key takeaways backed by charts and quantitative methods such as regression and survival analysis.
Essays that connect AI, markets and technology to history, philosophy and psychology, such as how a piece of speculative fiction moved stocks or what DeepSeek's memory paper says about thinking versus remembering. It also includes an annual set of open questions about where software and AI agents are heading.
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