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Wut?
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mikhail...
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FWIW an 18% drop implies a 34% drop for SpaceX (if we assume the rest of DXYZ is performing about the same as the NASDAQ 100 which is basically fair I think)
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mikhail...
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How is the 2 year up on this?
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“The best economist is the inside of the stock market.” -Stan Druckenmiller
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A friend from Finland told me the success of the Finnish education system is partly due to *not* starting academics until ages 7 or 8.
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Check out the correlation between Tesla and Bitcoin tho.
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Have you been following the prices paid indices?
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I thought there were other tools the president has besides IEEPA though?
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I thought there were other tools besides IEEPA the president has to do unilateral tariffs.
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This article reinforces the idea that not only did Chinese industrial policy massively restructure its own economy but also, through its impact on its external account and that of its trade partners, it effectively restructured the economies of its trade partners.
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That’s why I shorted $TROX today
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This is the reason, and he also didn’t get in to Columbia.
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Thank you for writing this. We need more rigorous quantitative analysis of the 2024 election. And I think there is still a lot more to do.
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The glass is half full.
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Usually unemployment is either rising or falling. Staying flat like this is rare. I have not heard a good explanation for the anomaly.
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capital were allowed to take precedence over the needs of global workers, businesses and national economic policy and, needless to say, I agree with Keynes, in which case perhaps Wolf's multi-currency option is much better for the world than he thinks.
commonplace.org/2025/05/12/w...