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History's greatest investment bubbles reveal timeless lessons about valuation, cash flow, incentives, and speculation. This episode examines the South Sea Bubble, Railway Mania, and why revolutionary technology doesn't always make for a great investment.
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In Episode 8 of Markets Without Spin, Franz Amussen pulls back the curtain on the invisible plumbing of modern markets.
When you click "buy" or "sell," where does your order actually go?
It may never reach the public exchange.
This episode breaks down:
Payment for Order Flow (PFOF)
Internal…
Following Episode 6's breakdown of Bonneville Pacific, Episode 7 examines why investors fall for compelling narratives — and how market illusions form, grow, and collapse.
Topics Covered
Why smart people believe bad stories
The three elements of every market illusion
The false narrative of st…
Episode 6: Corporate Boards, Corporate Governance & Shareholder Risk — The Illusion of Oversight
Do corporate boards really protect shareholders—or do they simply create the appearance of accountability?
In this episode of Markets Without Spin, Franz Amussen examines one of the most persisten…
Episode 5: Passive Investing, Money Printing & Stock Buybacks — The Liquidity Mirage
Why did the stock market rise so dramatically for more than a decade? Was it simply stronger companies—or did powerful structural forces reshape markets?
In this episode of Markets Without Spin, Franz Amussen…
The Myth of Safety
In this episode, we examine what "safe" really means in modern finance.
We often assume that money in the bank is secure. That brokerage accounts are protected. That money market funds are cash equivalents.
History tells a more complicated story.
This episode explores:
The…
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