Hypernormal Investing: Growing Capital & Protecting Wealth Amid Radical Uncertainty

Jeremy McKeown

A podcast where we help serious active investors navigate market volatility, protect capital, and uncover new ways to confidently grow wealth in these radically uncertain times.

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Hypernormal Investing: Growing Capital & Protecting Wealth Amid Radical Uncertainty

Episodes (160)

Today Is the UK Heading for a Controlled Default? Damian Pudner on Monetary Policy & The Future of Britain
Aug 29th The Lesson Bessent Forgot & The Week Gold, Bitcoin and Bonds Kept the Score
Aug 22nd Fiscal Dominance, Treasury Buybacks, Duration, Gold & Bitcoin - Bessent Declares War on the Thermometer

Hypernormal Investing: Growing Capital & Protecting Wealth Amid Radical Uncertainty

Sep 2, 2026
52 minutes
48 MB

Subscribe to Hypernormal Times on Substack. Damian Pudner — monetary economist, founder of the Great British Think Tank (GBTT), former Head of Rate Sales for EMEA at UBS. A 25-year rates trader turned monetary economist explains why UK gilts trade at a "moron premium," why he'd scrap the Bank of England's 2% inflation target, and how he's actually positioning his own portfolio in bonds, equities and gold. Damian explains why he's a "broad money" monetarist, why the Bank of England's 2% inflation target should be scrapped in favour of nominal GDP targeting, and why the Monetary Po...

Hypernormal Investing: Growing Capital & Protecting Wealth Amid Radical Uncertainty

Is the UK Heading for a Controlled Default? Damian Pudner on Monetary Policy & The Future of Britain

Jeremy McKeown

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