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HindeSight Letters #93 October 2022 - NEWSLETTER

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HindeSight Letters #93 October 2022 - NEWSLETTER

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Nov 3, 2022
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HINDESIGHT DIVIDEND UK - PORTFOLIO #1 (OCT 2022)

OVERVIEW

In the 13th Century, when Marco Polo and his brothers travelled along the Silk Road from their homeland of Venice, they were welcomed with open arms by Kublai Khan, the emperor of the Yuan Dynasty, an off-shoot of the Mongolian Empire, that at one time controlled the entirety of China and surrounding lands. The Silk Road, named after the most sought after fine silk products that were made in China was a series of trade routes from West-East that was arguably in existence from 100BCE until CE1453 when it saw significant disruption by the Ottoman Empire. While trade and travel flourished for centuries, with merchants and diplomats journeying across the two continents, it is most well documented by the writings at the time in
“The travels of Marco Polo”.

Historians will always debate the start of globalisation, some prefer to think of Christopher Columbus’s voyages to the New World, while others will always refer to the Ancient Silk Road as the first global supply chain that connected previously unknown worlds with the exchange of goods, knowledge and customs.

Why am I writing about a well-researched subject such as globalisation?

Because I believe that we have clearly entered a period, potentially lengthy period where the intense globalisation forces, certainly from 1990 until 2020, pre-Covid, are going into reverse and the implications will significantly challenge our anchoring and normalcy biases of that three decade ‘golden era’.

Some of the generally accepted measures of globalisation include;

• The flow of exports as a % of global GDP

• The flow of capital and investments as a % of global GDP

• Migration of people and labour

• Communication and technology

In the modern era, which I will define as the last two centuries, there have been some clear periods of globalisation, deglobalisation and status quo. In the chart below, we can extend the time scale slightly earlier to 1815 and label the waves;

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