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The Menu Of Quant Trading And Investing Strategies
Excellent synopsis from Bloomberg’s, Your Guide to the Many Flavors of Quant Investing, of the various quant trading and investment strategies. Factor investing You like Indian food and Thai food, so maybe you like all spicy foods. HOW IT’S DONE: … Continue reading
Dimon Says Prepare for 4% Yields – Bloomberg
Wow! It sounds like Jamie read our recent post, Prepare For Much Higher Long-Term Rates. Nah, we are just on the same page. He speculates the yield curve will not invert as it did in the last tightening cycle; long-term … Continue reading
Posted in Bonds, ECB, Uncategorized
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Alan Greenspan on Debt, Deficit, Tax Cuts – Bloomberg
Excellent interview. Upshot? Inflation cometh. Apr.18 — Former Chairman of the Federal Reserve Alan Greenspan joined Bloomberg Television for a wide-ranging discussion about U.S. debt, the current rate hike path, Europe’s new direction and his reading assignment for the Republicans. … Continue reading
Posted in Debt, Dollar, Food Prices, Monetary Policy, Uncategorized
Tagged Alan Greenspan, Bloomberg, Debt, Deficits, Tax Cuts
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The ‘Bots Are Coming For The Surgeons
Mar.23 — This robot may be the surgeon of the future. Created by Auris Health, it is designed to conduct a biopsy. This demonstration shows how the device will operate on and maneuver through a human lung. In the future, … Continue reading
Jack Ma: KFC Reject to Asia’s Richest Man – Bloomberg
Great story. Jack Ma wasn’t born rich but now he is the richest man in Asia. This Bloomberg profile tells the story of how Ma started as a poor kid in China’s countryside, learned English, got rejected from a job … Continue reading
Alan Greenspan On The “Twin Bubbles”
We suspect the duration and resolution of the twin bubbles will be a bit more complicated than the dot.com and credit/housing bubble — i.e., a swift waterfall collapse followed by a sharp rebound driven by the Federal Reserve to even … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Greenspan, Bloomberg, Bond Bubble, Stock Bubble, Twin Bubbles
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Here’s Why Super Bowl Ticket Prices Are So Low – Bloomberg
Published on Jan 31, 2017 Jan.31 — CAA Premium Experience Executive Robert Tuchman discusses demand for tickets for the Super Bowl and package deals for the big game in Houston. He speaks with Scarlet Fu on “Bloomberg Markets.”
Stress Test The Rose Colored Glasses!
Good piece by Bloomberg, The Pessimist’s Guide to 2017. Always prudent to stress test your optimistic view as to what could go wrong. The Pessimist’s Guide to 2017 December 5, 2016 By John Fraher, Flavia Krause-Jackson and Mira Rojanasakul Donald Trump … Continue reading
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Apple Sold 47.5 Million iPhones in Q3 – Bloomberg
July 21 — Apple’s iPhone shipments for the fiscal third quarter and the company’s revenue forecast for the current period missed analysts’ projections, raising questions over whether demand for the device has peaked. Technalysis Research Founder and Chief Analyst Bob … Continue reading
Flash Crash: How Spoofing Caused the Crash – Bloomberg
April 22 — Bloomberg’s Keri Geiger explains how the 2010 flash crashed happened. She speaks on “In The Loop.” –Subscribe to Bloomberg on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/Bloomberg (click here if video is not observable)
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