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Meet Me In St. Louis Not On The Streets Of Philadelphia
Source: Shane Oliver @ShaneOliverAMP This is about as close as we will get to a pure lab experiment measuring the efficacy nonpharmaceutical interventions (NPIs) intended to reduce infectious contacts, folks. The 1918 influenza pandemic resulted an estimated 500,000–675,000 deaths in … Continue reading
Congress Considering Shutting Down?
One branch of the federal government tells us to buy the dip as the coronavirus is contained and is a hoax hyped by the Democrats while another branch is considering measures to protect itself, including shutting down. Not exactly a … Continue reading
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Sixpence Lower
We noted how V.P. Mike Pence, the Administration’s coronavirus czar, is tanking in the prediction markets that he will remain on the Republican ticket in November. Sixpence lower today and down over 17 percent since he was appointed to be, … Continue reading
Low-Cost Universal Health Care With A Record Budget Surplus?
How can it be? See the full DW article here The following video on the German health care system is a must view, folks. Take the 10 minutes and watch. If not, study the charts. The German system … Continue reading
Our Kafkaesque World Encapsulated In One Tweet/Video
See here for a good primer on the term Kafkaesque. “So disorienting and illogical” Screening for guns but no screen if you’re packing at the state Capitol. WTF? That’s less than a chip shot away from the logic of the … Continue reading
The Black Swan Chart Of 2020
The surprising outcome of the 2020 presidential election may be, OK, Boomer. It’s time to pass the torch of leadership to a new generation. The younger generations dwarf the boomers in terms of sheer numbers but they have … Continue reading
The Best MLK Weekend Of All-Time
We are reposting this in honor of Dr. King, a truly great American. Originally Posted on January 21, 2019 During my Lehman days as a bond strategist, the firm’s research group would do a January roadshow in many of America’s major … Continue reading
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Stock Market Returns And Presidents – Beware Of Averaging
We have warned about looking at averages (see here), especially with such skewed distributions and how a couple outliers can greatly distort this most common statistical metric. Real Life Macro Economy Example: 2019 Q1: Average U.S. Household Wealth = $803.3K … Continue reading
Creative Destruction 3.0 Meets Roaring ’20s 2.0
Creative destruction refers to the incessant product and process innovation mechanism by which new production units replace outdated ones. It was coined by Joseph Schumpeter (1942), who considered it ‘the essential fact about capitalism’. The process of Schumpeterian creative destruction … Continue reading
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Daily Tracking Poll Now At +16 For Trump’s Removal
This MSN daily tracking poll is often cited by the Drudge Report. On Christmas Day, Drudge ran this: CHRISTMAS SHOCK POLL: 55% SUPPORT REMOVAL OF TRUMP Is anyone watching? Is it a fake poll? Are the Republican Senators watching and … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity Today, Daily tracking poll, Support for removal of Trump
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