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QOTD: Paul Tudor Jones
QOTD: Quote of the Day Intellectual capital will always trump financial capital – Paul Tudor Jones
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QOTD: John Bogle, RIP
Trees don’t grow to the sky, and I see clouds on the horizon. I don’t know if and when they’ll arrive. A little extra caution should be the watchword – John Bogle, Barron’s – December 28, 2018
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QOTD: Change Perspective, Things Change
When you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change.” — Max Planck, German quantum theorist and Nobel Prize winner
Did He Really Say That?
Geeezo Christopher Columbus! What a bitch slap directly to the face of “the deplorables.” The tax reform bill is rapidly setting up the potential for some major political blowback. Vive les élites! I think not having the estate tax … Continue reading
Quote of the Day: Euro Mess
The eurozone remains stuck in a horrific mess…the strategy of competitive austerity cannot return the eurozone to economic health. It guarantees a feeble eurozone economy…the will to sustain the eurozone intact is formidable. This then is a clash between an … Continue reading
Quote of the Day: U.S. Leadership
The hedge fund great weighs in on the Fiscal Cliff Deal. “No crisis, no leadership.” – Leon Cooperman, Omega Advidors CNBC, January 2, 2013
Quote of the Day: So Churchill
One day shortly after the Second World War ended, Winston Churchill and Labour Party Prime Minister Clement Attlee encountered one another at the urinal trough in the House of Common’s men’s washroom. Attlee arrived first. When Churchill arrived, he stood as … Continue reading