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Lyn Alden

Sheets of 100 dollar bills swooshing by, as if coming off a printer. Lyn Alden talks about money printing, bitcoin, and more.
Markets
Economy
Lyn Alden on Money Printing, Bitcoin and the End of an 80-Year Debt Cycle
One of the sharpest analysts in macroeconomics looks at how monetary and fiscal policy are likely to change in the coming years.
Sheets of 100 dollar bills swooshing by, as if coming off a printer. Lyn Alden talks about money printing, bitcoin, and more.
By Nathaniel Whittemore
Nov 24, 2020 at 6:16 p.m. UTC
Nov 24, 2020
EconomyPodcastsThe BreakdownLyn Alden
Gold female with arrow, Metropolitan Museum of Art, and Brass Wall Street bull statue, both in NYC. Bitcoin symbol overlaid. Is bitcoin more correlated to gold or stocks?
Markets
Bitcoin
Is Bitcoin More Correlated to Stocks or Gold?
According to analyst Lyn Alden, bitcoin's correlation to stocks or gold depends on bitcoin’s own cycle.
Gold female with arrow, Metropolitan Museum of Art, and Brass Wall Street bull statue, both in NYC. Bitcoin symbol overlaid. Is bitcoin more correlated to gold or stocks?
By Nathaniel Whittemore
Oct 11, 2020 at 1:00 p.m. UTC
Oct 11, 2020
BitcoinPodcastsThe BreakdownLyn Alden
Cutting a $100 bill. Is inflation or deflation coming?
Markets
Deflation
Lyn Alden’s Latest: Why Currency Devaluation Is Inevitable
This week’s “Long Reads Sunday” reading is from macro analyst Lyn Alden and focuses on the inflation vs. deflation debate in historical context.
Cutting a $100 bill. Is inflation or deflation coming?
By Nathaniel Whittemore
Sep 20, 2020 at 6:00 p.m. UTC
Sep 20, 2020
DeflationPodcastsThe BreakdownMonetary PolicyLyn Alden
dollar destruction inflation
Markets
Inflation
Why a Strong Dollar Is Bad for the US and Bad for the World, Feat. Lyn Alden
Despite the specter of inflation from money printing, the dollar has gained strength. Here’s why that’s a problem - for everyone.
dollar destruction inflation
By Nathaniel Whittemore
May 20, 2020 at 7:00 p.m. UTC
May 20, 2020
InflationJapanFederal ReservePodcastsThe BreakdownThe DollarLyn Alden