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…them do better than they could do on their own. My clients are part of my packs. I use this part of my pack to help me do a better…
…Ever. Last Friday, the Washington Post printed an article that scored near the top of our Weekend Zeitgeist, when we explore articles outside of our typical focus on financial markets….
proportion of articles we measure as Fiat News (highly opinionated/editorial articles) has risen consistently. Missionaries are increasingly promoting the idea of a ‘coming collapse’. At the same time, however, there…
…Part 1: Tick-Tock Part 2: Make, Protect, Teach Part 3: Wink Part 4: Snip! That’s George Clooney in Gravity, right before he ends up like this. The spacewalking astronaut, risking…
…on that in a moment. Number of Coronavirus Articles Published in US Media vs. Share of “Worry More About the Flu” Articles Source: LexisNexis, Epsilon Theory In context of all…
…believe it is impossible to have an edge) predicting long-term trade deal outcomes, but we are concerned that the Trade narrative is highly complacent, more likely to respond surprisingly to…
…elsewhere: Because the danger of powerful memes, cartoons and narratives is not that they demand our acquiescence. It is that they demand our participation. When we are asked to hold…
…quite differently by different market participants, especially if one participant subscribes to a different narrative than another. When we interpret market information, it is not unlike how we interpret prose….
…the Coronavirus economic fallout is severe, but if each of us contribute where we can, it will be somewhat mitigated. Flat Arthur We need to start a hashtag for sharing…
…such as they can, questions like all of the above for the last few weeks. That’s why they’ll continue to do so, no matter how many two-quarter-shock-to-the-ol-DCF cartoons get trotted…
When people stop asking “How much worse is this going to get” and start asking “How much longer is this going to last”, things really start changing. But we can…
…Byrne wrote in 1979, two years before Once In A Lifetime. Here are the lyrics you know by heart: This ain’t no party, this ain’t no disco,This ain’t no fooling…
…today. Or at least a war of the dealbreakers against the dealbreakers. It’s as important in business as it is in our personal lives. Find your partner. Find your pack….
…it was the first article sent to me. Leanna Orr at Institutional Investor published a good follow-up the next day. The issue was this: CalPERS, the largest pension fund in…
…bill, we bring this up because the almost $3 trillion bill cuts to the heart of (at least) one thing that equity market participants are missing. All of this stimulus…
…Yahoo called us up and said they were ending our partnership because they were shutting down their travel site. We’d worked for years to put this partnership together and it…
…embrace this evil – and that’s what it is – in our heart of hearts. I just never thought that we would reject empathy for our fellow citizens in favor…
…more … No Limited Partner will be permitted to withdraw capital from the Fund without the General Partner’s consent, which may be granted or withheld in its sole discretion and…
…by two levers only: fear and self-interest.” — Napoleon Bonaparte Mike Jones – reminds me of the sorites paradox https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/sorites-paradox/ Mike Jones relevant article: Why Is Managing Change Difficult? http://www.sustainabilitylabs.org/assets/img/ManagingChange.pdf…
…potentially apocalyptic comet of social destruction that will hit the Earth on Tuesday, November 3rd. Neither the Democratic party nor the Republican party survives a defeat this November in anything…