Will Slatyer Bücher

In the twenty-first century, corporations delude themselves that their operations are capitalist. In fact the high levels of debt, based on dubious assets reflect "debtism" not "capitalism". Over the ages, debt has crippled countries and economies, companies, large and small, because of biased optimism by lenders and borrowers. Debt is the most common global financial risk and needs to be controlled at Board level, even before trained executives endeavour risk management. The Debt Delusion provides a history of money and debt that should lead all Directors and executives to study recommended ways to manage debt. Management of debt will be extremely important in 2008.

The cyclical theory of cultural development is central to this exploration, focusing on the emergence of democratic governance within the British Empire and the United States. It examines how these democratic forms have influenced societal evolution and predicts the decline of U.S. imperial dominance. The book delves into the relationship between debt and honor, suggesting that financial obligations play a critical role in shaping the trajectories of capitalist regimes.

Focusing on the cyclical theory of cultural development, the book examines the evolution of democratic governance within the British Empire and the United States. It posits that these shifts in political structures are linked to broader economic cycles, suggesting a potential decline in U.S. imperial dominance. Through this lens, the work delves into the interplay between debt and honor, offering insights into the historical and future trajectories of capitalist regimes.

Focusing on the cyclical theory of cultural development, the book examines the evolution of democratic governance in the British Empire and the United States. It argues that this cyclical approach can predict the decline of U.S. imperial power, highlighting the interplay between life, death, and the rhythms of capitalist regimes. The exploration of debt as a critical factor before dishonor offers a unique lens on the historical and political dynamics shaping contemporary society.

Exploring the historical dynamics between 900 and 1400 AD, the book examines the rise and fall of empires during a transformative period in the medieval world. It highlights the recovery of the western world from the dark ages while drawing parallels between Asian and European empires, showcasing their similarities in development and decline. Author Will Slatyer offers a comprehensive perspective on how these empires influenced each other, contributing to a deeper understanding of medieval history.

Focusing on the cyclical theory of cultural development, this book examines the evolution of democratic governance in the British Empire and the United States. It posits that these regimes experience life and death rhythms, suggesting a forecast for the decline of U.S. imperial dominance. Through this lens, it explores the implications of debt and honor in shaping political landscapes and cultural identities.

Exploring the rise and fall of empires from 3000 BC to AD 900, this book highlights the interconnectedness of ancient civilizations. Will Slatyer examines the dynamics of power in empires across China, India, and the Mediterranean, revealing striking patterns and similarities in their historical trajectories. The narrative illustrates how these ancient societies influenced one another, offering a comprehensive view of imperial power throughout the ages.

If you're a trader engaged in the daily battle for higher returns ... an investment pro with a dash of the buccaneer in your soul ... come "privateering" with Will Slatyer and discover a system for generating international bounty beyond your wildest dreams! Slatyer, a veteran stock and futures trader, has forged a unique new trading framework - one that's made waves at traders' conferences from Chicago to Tokyo, from Singapore to Sydney. Here, Slatyer reveals his system to readers everywhere for the very first time. And he shares it in such a readable, colorful way that you'll learn, marvel, and profit from every page. "Financial speculation can be termed as a series of fluid attacks on financial markets, using well-financed modern vessels that can avoid high risk by speed and daring, to capture rich rewards", Slatyer explains. Thus today's best financial speculators are like the privateers of old: quick, cunning, not so much ruthless as intelligently prepared, pocketing shares of the plunder to equal the king. Or perhaps you're more like a pirate: opportunistic, exhilarated by pursuit, sometimes fabulously wealthy, but sometimes in danger of drowning in your own bravado. Slatyer helps you fine-tune your speculative philosophy and develop a consistent policy of controlled risk. He shows how to formulate a specific, high-level investing strategy that reflects your goals, capital, temperament, risk exposure, and comfort level, offering computer-assisted methods for those who can spend only limited time analyzing the various world markets.