Rise of Carry Book Reviews
The Fed Becomes a Carry Trader in its Own Right!
The logic of the carry trade is quite enchanting. Cheap funding, an attractive spread and the assumption
The World Is One Big Carry Trade
I realized that Tim Lee, the founder at piEconomics, had got it all figured out before he
Top Economics Blog Names Rise of Carry “2020 Globalization Book of the Year”
Each year the Capital Ebbs and Flows blog awards the “Globie” to a book that “is particularly
The Dangers of Carry for Corporate Treasurers
Today, we are in the midst of carry bubbles coming undone, with a rush of one-way trades
A Weapon of Financial Mass Destruction?
This is a very ambitious book, and in places its ambition causes it to overreach. Carry is
Carry On Like Nothing Really Matters. Until It Does.
Carry in financial markets — which is associated with liquidity provision — is a financial manifestation of
Rise of Carry Featured Podcasts
Featured Podcasts from the Authors
Odd Lots Podcast: Volatility Suppression Turned the Entire Economy Into One Big Carry Trade
Bloomberg’s Joe Weisenthal and Tracy Alloway talk with Rise of Carry authors about how more and more
Hidden Forces Podcast: Episode #153 The Rise of Carry
Host Demetri Kofinas speaks with authors Kevin Coldiron, Jamie Lee, and Tim Lee, as they explain how
The Treasury Update Podcast: Episode #106 The Rise and Fall of Carry
Host Craig Jeffery interviews Kevin Coldiron on Rise of Carry. Listen in as they discuss the concept
The Cashflow Academy Podcast: Episode #98: Carry Trades
Unprecedented central banking intervention into financial markets has turned global markets into one big carry trade. Discover
Articles by Rise of Carry Authors
Featured Articles from the Authors
How Markets Will Reveal What the Future Holds
The crash would have happened even without the virus, says Tim Lee. To gauge whether we are
Why Our Economy is a Giant Ponzi Scheme
In trying to maintain the status quo, central banks and governments are storing up trouble for investors,
The Fed’s Days of Independence are Numbered
Regardless of who wins the 2020 election, the Fed’s independence is at risk. This means volatility is
The Fed Is Going To Buy Stocks
Supporting the S&P 500 is becoming central to Fed’s effort to prop up the economy, not because
