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What we are reading, and what we make of it.

A daily market briefing. A monthly house view. Understanding the Asset — a monthly study of a single asset class: its economics, its structures, and the incentives that shape it. Written from the buy side. And From the Inside — the one series that is not about markets: running this family office on an AI operating layer, published in the open.

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CIO Analysis

Longer pieces from our CIO desk. Open to everyone, no sign-up needed.

Revenue per Dollar of AI Capex: What the Number Leaves Out (October 2026)

Chip life decides what a dollar of capex earns. Falling token prices decide how long it keeps earning it.

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Understanding the Asset

One asset class taken apart in plain words, once a month. Open to everyone, no sign-up needed.

Inflation-linked bonds (October 2026)

What they protect against, and what they do not.

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Gold (September 2026)

What gold is, what actually moves its price, and what follows from both for how a family should hold it.

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Private credit (August 2026)

How it works, the five ways to own it, and where the risk sits.

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From the Inside

Monthly. Public — no membership required.

The one series here that is not about markets. NexSky runs its back office on software agents, with a person approving everything that leaves the firm. From the Inside reports what that is actually like — what works, what does not, failures included.

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