Paul Vigna
The Navigator
Judgement in the fog, money, risk and the call others cannot make.
Paul Vigna reads as The Navigator because he charts the treacherous gap between financial mythology and economic reality, a course most reporters decline to take. He treats capitalism's contradictions not as market noise but as structural signals, tracing greed, idol-worship, and systemic lag as the true coordinates of global friction. Vigna does not crusade and does not disrupt. He orients, giving readers the bearings to understand where the system actually stands.
“Capitalism didn't create greed — greed created capitalism. That is the cornerstone of capitalism. That is not how the textbooks tell you it operates.”
“The problem is that we have mythologized money and come to worship it as a replacement for God, and that worship has created all the imbalances we have in society today.”
“Our conditions have changed, but capitalism has not changed enough to meet those conditions, and I think that is causing a lot of the frictions going on in the world today.”
Masters in Business: “At The Money: How Greed Became a Virtue”
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