In this episode, I review the latest data we have gathered with regards to inflation in the US. Today, we received the PPI data. Yesterday, it was CPI. Now we can put these two datapoints on top of PCE data for Feb that we received around end of March. This is starting to create a picture of how the producer and the consumer is experiencing inflation, and how the Central Banks are starting to posture in regards to inflation.

I have traded in markets for a number of years now. Based on that experience, in this episode I discuss about the concept of a personality if one were to be attributed to the market.

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In this episode, I conclude the topic of markets.

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So far, we have been building a model of a market and a market system. In this episode, we will push that model to the edge. We will explore the dark side of markets.

Once I had this model of a market and I started to examinw different things around our world, different phenomenon via that lens, a lot of things started to make sense. What is also interesting is that these occurrences from our real world fit very well into this model of the market and the market system.

Let’s take it one more step further – markets not only cannot solve all the problems we have, but they sometimes end up creating new issues. While analyzing the concept of markets, it is important to also understand the dark side of markets as well.

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This is chapter 15 within the mega-episode "What is a market?"

In this episode, I plan the discuss about the concept of market failure.

Markets do not always work perfectly. Sometimes markets fail as well.

So, what do we mean by market failure?

And why does it happen?

Thus, here are the three scenarios of market failure:

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This is chapter 10 within the mega-episode "What is a market?"

In a number of episodes in the past, I have talked so much about the significance of markets. In this episode, I plan the discuss the exact role a market plays in the economy.

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In the construct of a market, there are a few critical elements that play a crucial role. They are - Information, Currency, Value and Property Rights.

In this episode, I want to review these elements and the role they play in markets.

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In this episode, I want to review the functioning of markets through an example. The point is that if you understand markets well, you should be more comfortable interacting with them, trading in them.

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When we are on the subject of markets, it is important to understand that the word "market" may mean different things under different circumstances. In this episode I attempt to clarify that point.

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In this episode, I review various buckets of categories into which markets may be classified. I examine that through the following four perspectives:

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