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Monthly Archives: July 2018
The Week Ahead: Trump’s Euro Trip & US bank results – FT
The FT’s Vanessa Kortekaas highlights the key stories to watch in the week ahead, including US President Donald Trump’s long-awaited visit to the UK, a Nato summit and US banking results.
Week In Review – July 6
Summary Bounce week in the holiday-shortened sennight The trade war began but the sun came up and the world didn’t end, so they bought ‘em Defensive tone to trading, however. Telecom, utilities, and healthcare outperform Big rallies in Brazil and … Continue reading
Global Risk Monitor – July 6
Posted in Daily Risk Monitor, Uncategorized
Tagged bonds, Commodities, Currencies, Global equity markets, Performance, Stocks
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Tweet of the Day: Dancing on Dmitry’s Grave
Ouch! That must have hurt. Remember the war between Honduras and El Salvador that, in part, started over a World Cup qualifier? The “Football War” or “100 Hour War.” Feel bad for Russian player, Mario Fernandes, who missed the … Continue reading
Posted in Quotes, Sports, Uncategorized
Tagged Croatia, Mario Fernandes, Russia, World Cup
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QOTD: On Bullshitting
Bullshitting is defined by philosopher Harry Frankfurt as “communicating with little to no concern for evidence or truth” – ‘What a Bunch of Bull: The Art and Science of BS,’ Psychology Today (QOTD = Quote of the Day)
Tweet of the Day: Double Yikes!
Unqualified term “war”? Tell us it ain’t so, Ray Dalio! Remember the Great War with Japan started with trade tensions in response to the country’s agression in Manchuria, among other regions, Tokyo and Washington negotiated for months leading up … Continue reading
James Simons of Renaissance Technologies
Must view. Follow it up by reading this Bloomberg piece: Billionaire Mathematician James Simons Flopped the First Time He Invested James Harris Simons has been described as “the world’s smartest billionaire”, amassing a fortune through the clever use of mathematics … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, Whales
Tagged Hedge Funds, James Simons, Renaissance Technologies
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The Types Of Intelligence
Hat Tip: @JordanEtem Also see, The Nine different types of intelligence
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