Boaz Shoshan

Boaz Shoshan
When he trained to become a financial adviser, Boaz Shoshan earned a black mark against his name for asking too many questions. Having become disillusioned with the financial services industry, he joined Southbank Investment Research in 2017. The questions haven’t stopped. Having ventured down many financial rabbit holes, Boaz now writes for Capital & Conflict, London Investment Alert, and is the managing editor of Zero Hour Alert. From gold to violins, bitcoin to cigars, and whisky to wine, Boaz’s investing interests are often to be found outside the financial system – despite being a qualified financial adviser.
  • Your free issue of The Fleet Street Letter Monthly Alert

    I hope you’re enjoying the bank holiday as much as you can during the lockdown. With the long weekend, and the highly anticipated “halvening” just a few days away now, I thought I’d send you something special. This is an…

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  • A halving by any other name would smell as sweet…

    Why would somebody be mining bitcoin in a mosque? About a year ago now, some images started circulating on Twitter showing vast bitcoin mining arrays, racks upon racks of monitor-less computers whirring away in a place of worship: Source: @Rmahdavii,…

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  • Did you trade this four years ago? Because it’s happening again

    When you’re stuck indoors all day, the imagination wanders more than usual. We rerun old memories like a cabinet of dusty video cassettes, taking respite in reveries of better times. Come with me, and remember back to this, four years…

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  • Return of the Pound Scots?

    The Scottish Independence referendum feels like an incredibly long time ago. The political drama has increased by a factor of 11 since then, but oh boy did it feel intense at the time. In retrospect, it was probably a great…

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  • The Coca-Cola of war

    “Of all the weapons in the vast Soviet arsenal, nothing was more profitable than Avtomat Kalashnikova model of 1947, more commonly known as the AK-47 or Kalashnikov. It’s the world’s most popular assault rifle, a weapon all fighters love. An…

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  • Brown Bottom: a golden ale for golden times

    We’re thinking of buying a load of beer here at Southbank Investment Research. Not just for us, mind – but for you too. It started with the news story that MPs in the Public Accounts Committee had recommended the Bank…

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  • Get out of jail free employment absolutely minted

    Why are CEOs bailing out of their companies like there’s a financial crisis on? They must not have got Donald Trump’s memo that everything is fine in the US economy. Or read the latest issue of The Fleet Street Letter,…

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  • Dogfights and deadly treasure

    I’ve no edge when it comes to India-Pakistan relations, so I’ve no insight as to how the two countries will behave now that violence has erupted between them. All I know is, 1: You’ll be able to cut the atmosphere…

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  • The man who bludgeoned Bear Stearns

    “On Wednesday we wired all the money out of there, and they failed, as you may remember, on Friday.”  Hedge fund veteran Simon Mikhailovich told me that in a recent conversation we recorded for our 2019 Gold Summit. We’re going live with it today, for a 24-hour period…

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  • How the world just changed, in two metrics

    In today’s letter, I’d like to focus on two things. Two things changed recently, which haven’t changed in a very long time. There are very few traders and investment managers around today who were working the last time they occurred….

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  • Waiting on the nuke

    I hope you’ve been getting as much sunshine as we have in London! I always thought my birthday was in winter, but when the day passed last week, it felt like spring. I’m currently enjoying the sun as I write…

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  • The Great British Gold Grab

    If you ever want to get a strong response out of somebody in finance, just ask them if the gold price is manipulated. It’s a question that’s incredibly divisive, especially on the fringes of the financial world. As the gold…

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  • There’s something under your car…

    Financial markets often seem very detached from the real world. It can be hard to relate the green or red numbers flickering up and down on a screen to what’s actually going on outside. But sometimes, the seemingly inscrutable movements…

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  • FOUND: the Magic Money Tree

    I’m short gold. And it’s not feeling good. As you may already know as a Capital & Conflict reader, betting against the value of gold doesn’t come naturally to me – I love the stuff. But I’ve ended up doing…

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  • A Golden Abyss

    It’ll be a short note from me today – I’m just about to chat to a world-renowned gold insider for our 2019 Gold Summit. If you’ve not claimed your ticket yet, I recommend you do – we’ve got a terrific…

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  • Rage of the thirsty

    Recent analyses, notably from the World Bank, show that while levels of inequality at a global scale have gone down, the average person lives now in a more unequal country than in the late 1980s… … inequality does not only…

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  • Happy hour for Molotov cocktails

    We mentioned on Tuesday how the last thing the eurozone needed right now was a Cold War between the US and China. Germany is the economic engine of the eurozone, fuelled by exports to the US and China. When those…

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  • They’re not letting us back in here…

    Germans joining Italians in recession (and soon to join the French in the streets)… The Spanish youth nearly as woefully unemployed as young Greeks… and Belgium almost as indebted as the Republic of Ireland. I’m not sure this was the…

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  • The devil arrives in Deutschland

    The European Spring is coming to Germany. But before we get to that, I’ve an announcement to make. My colleague Nick Hubble has just returned from a trip to the heart of the EU, where he delivered a message so…

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  • Riddle of the Rothschilds

    “When the streets of Paris are running with blood, I buy”, claimed a Rothschild banker in the 19th century. Buy assets cheaply during conflict, and sell them at a profit at conflict resolution; a cold-hearted strategy certainly, but a profitable…

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