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Paul Tudor Jones of Sports Betting
A nice piece about Billy Walters on 60 Minutes. He doesn’t have much love for Wall Street. Check it out….
Nonlinear Thinking: Jurassic Park
The Telegraph is reporting that the woolly mammoth could be brought back to life in four years due to a breakthrough in cloning technology. The advancement of technology is accelerating (positive second derivative) at a stunning rate and we may … Continue reading
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Greatest Arb Ever: Cracking Gas into Big Macs
OK, time for a little fun. You can try this and let us know if it works. Almost everything today comes down to energy, right? The rise in food prices is really nothing more than an energy problem. After all, … Continue reading
Whoops!
The Oregon call in the prior post illustrates: a) I am right, it’s the market final score that’s wrong; b) confirmation bias; and c) unlike traders and money managers, who have skin in the game, those with little or none, … Continue reading
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Godspeed, Congresswoman Giffords
The Global Macro Monitor prayers go out for your full recovery and for the families of those who suffered such a great loss in today’s tragic and senseless event. We also hope and pray this tragedy will not be lost … Continue reading
Chart of the Month: In your FACEbook
This has to be one of the coolest charts of the year. From the Economist, PAUL BUTLER, an intern at Facebook, has created a striking map that shows the volume of friendships between particular parts of the world. As he … Continue reading
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