Assesmnet criteria and framing in the context of Peak Oil
Posted: Wed Apr 17, 2024 12:24 am
As the author of the board has pointed out elsewhere there are several blogs/authors that provide context for the overriding assessment of peak oil:
- Tim Morgan @ https://surplusenergyeconomics.wordpress.com/
- Gail Teerverburg: https://ourfiniteworld.com/
- John Michael Greer : https://www.ecosophia.net/and dreamwidth (more occult focused, but also interesting)
- Ugo Bardi https://senecaeffect.substack.com Love his systems dynamics work and the concept of the 'Seneca effect'
-I'd include to a lesser extent Peak Prosperity and Wealthion/ now something else
The issue I find with all of in relation to investing is timing, alongside framing ROI and ‘capital’ outside its standard definitions, e.g. social capital, growing your own veg/producing your own meat that allow for better health prospects.
The timing aspect, and alongside this, the rate of change, are so critical to making financial decisions. Long-term discretionary spending is going to continually slammed as most countries now have some form of ‘cost of living crisis’ ongoing. Personally I have only invested in what I see as fundamentals that I understand: rural land, property, gold, and to a much less extent, companies around oil, food, and logistics. The former have run their course in my local and are starting to look precarious (even rural land which is odd, however making it productive and profitable is extremely difficult without government subsidies).
It would great to hear others ideas/thoughts on framing, timing, and the balance between traditional investing and any non-standard ways of thinking about investing.
- Tim Morgan @ https://surplusenergyeconomics.wordpress.com/
- Gail Teerverburg: https://ourfiniteworld.com/
- John Michael Greer : https://www.ecosophia.net/and dreamwidth (more occult focused, but also interesting)
- Ugo Bardi https://senecaeffect.substack.com Love his systems dynamics work and the concept of the 'Seneca effect'
-I'd include to a lesser extent Peak Prosperity and Wealthion/ now something else
The issue I find with all of in relation to investing is timing, alongside framing ROI and ‘capital’ outside its standard definitions, e.g. social capital, growing your own veg/producing your own meat that allow for better health prospects.
The timing aspect, and alongside this, the rate of change, are so critical to making financial decisions. Long-term discretionary spending is going to continually slammed as most countries now have some form of ‘cost of living crisis’ ongoing. Personally I have only invested in what I see as fundamentals that I understand: rural land, property, gold, and to a much less extent, companies around oil, food, and logistics. The former have run their course in my local and are starting to look precarious (even rural land which is odd, however making it productive and profitable is extremely difficult without government subsidies).
It would great to hear others ideas/thoughts on framing, timing, and the balance between traditional investing and any non-standard ways of thinking about investing.