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Special Situations 🌐 Newsletter (Jay Singh III)
AXS investments coming out with several single name short ETFs, in space with @stocktalkweekly @StockMKTNewz
$TSLQ inverse $TSLA ETF
$NVDS inverse $NVDA ETF (1.25x leverage)
$NKEQ inverse $NKE ETF (2.0x leverage)
$BAS inverse $BA ETF (1.25x leverage)
$PYPS inverse $PYPL ETF https://t.co/8XVAqDZuuB
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AXS investments coming out with several single name short ETFs, in space with @stocktalkweekly @StockMKTNewz
$TSLQ inverse $TSLA ETF
$NVDS inverse $NVDA ETF (1.25x leverage)
$NKEQ inverse $NKE ETF (2.0x leverage)
$BAS inverse $BA ETF (1.25x leverage)
$PYPS inverse $PYPL ETF https://t.co/8XVAqDZuuB
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Dennis Hong
From “Thing Explainer” by Randall Munroe https://t.co/G8b5g2SgpC https://t.co/WOeH6vk7rm
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From “Thing Explainer” by Randall Munroe https://t.co/G8b5g2SgpC https://t.co/WOeH6vk7rm
Smart people use simple language. - Vala Afshartweet
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Ethan Mollick
Its time for your quarterly reminder: Silicon Valley is not dead.
New Q2 venture capital numbers are down, but the Valley remains at 31% of all VC funding (same as Q2 last year), followed by NYC, Boston & LA. The "Big Shift" to Miami and Austin still hasn't happened. Both at 2%. https://t.co/RhTpLsThbN
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Its time for your quarterly reminder: Silicon Valley is not dead.
New Q2 venture capital numbers are down, but the Valley remains at 31% of all VC funding (same as Q2 last year), followed by NYC, Boston & LA. The "Big Shift" to Miami and Austin still hasn't happened. Both at 2%. https://t.co/RhTpLsThbN
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Read Rust
RT @AeroRust: NMEA 0183 crate
We are looking for contributors to make the NMEA crate no_std.
There is some research already done and NMEA sentences gathered (and committed) in the repo to get you started.
@rustembedded #embedded
https://t.co/tv7h3lbpba
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RT @AeroRust: NMEA 0183 crate
We are looking for contributors to make the NMEA crate no_std.
There is some research already done and NMEA sentences gathered (and committed) in the repo to get you started.
@rustembedded #embedded
https://t.co/tv7h3lbpba
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Special Situations 🌐 Newsletter (Jay Singh III)
Could this be the Bernie Madoff of cryptocurrencies? @Ryancerfus
https://t.co/jXgSsW9oqr
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Could this be the Bernie Madoff of cryptocurrencies? @Ryancerfus
https://t.co/jXgSsW9oqr
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Ethan Mollick
Exposure to diversity weakens ethnic stereotypes. This is true for countries, states & even universities.
“The core finding—individuals have in them the potential to embrace diversity—should encourage societies to intervene against potential barriers to a peaceful coexistence.” https://t.co/bG3CFHO0Lw
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Exposure to diversity weakens ethnic stereotypes. This is true for countries, states & even universities.
“The core finding—individuals have in them the potential to embrace diversity—should encourage societies to intervene against potential barriers to a peaceful coexistence.” https://t.co/bG3CFHO0Lw
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Special Situations 🌐 Newsletter (Jay Singh III)
According to Bespoke, one of the 3 worst beige book declines... economy obviously slowly across various metrics. Thanks @KPGlobalCharts
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https://t.co/OqsQOSuslZ
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According to Bespoke, one of the 3 worst beige book declines... economy obviously slowly across various metrics. Thanks @KPGlobalCharts
https://t.co/92vzac8FVi
https://t.co/OqsQOSuslZ
Fed's beige book shows modest growth, but several districts saw signs of demand slowdown... - Special Situations 🌐 Newsletter (Jay Singh III)tweet
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Our Beige Book Index experienced its third largest sequential drop on record.
Read about what this implies for GDP and more in tonight's Closer: https://t.co/Wrc7dXHpWI
Read about what this implies for GDP and more in tonight's Closer: https://t.co/Wrc7dXHpWI
Ethan Mollick
RT @emollick: 🤯Every artificial sweetener was found by chemists who stupidly licked their hands!
For sucralose: “a chemist in London was asked by his boss in 1976 to “test” a new chemical, but misheard it as “taste”—a potentially lethal error for a chemist, but one that worked out well.“ https://t.co/wFAFYFxkRH
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RT @emollick: 🤯Every artificial sweetener was found by chemists who stupidly licked their hands!
For sucralose: “a chemist in London was asked by his boss in 1976 to “test” a new chemical, but misheard it as “taste”—a potentially lethal error for a chemist, but one that worked out well.“ https://t.co/wFAFYFxkRH
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🤯Every artificial sweetener was found by chemists who stupidly licked their hands!
For sucralose: “a chemist in London was asked by his boss in 1976 to “test” a new chemical, but misheard it as “taste”—a potentially lethal error for a chemist, but one that…
For sucralose: “a chemist in London was asked by his boss in 1976 to “test” a new chemical, but misheard it as “taste”—a potentially lethal error for a chemist, but one that…
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Meb Faber
🔥Big News🔥
1st episode of The Best Invest Writing Volume 6 drops this Friday!
All sponsor proceeds go to the charity of the authors choice...If you want to sponsor next year drop me a DM...
Got some bangers this year!!! https://t.co/ke0DR0X7SE
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🔥Big News🔥
1st episode of The Best Invest Writing Volume 6 drops this Friday!
All sponsor proceeds go to the charity of the authors choice...If you want to sponsor next year drop me a DM...
Got some bangers this year!!! https://t.co/ke0DR0X7SE
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MastersInvest.com
“I didn’t make my fortune predicting macro-economics better than anyone else.” Charlie Munger
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“I didn’t make my fortune predicting macro-economics better than anyone else.” Charlie Munger
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MastersInvest.com
"Most investors take comfort from calm, steadily rising mkts: roiling mkts can drive investor panic. But these conventional reactions are inverted. When all feels calm & prices surge, mkts may feel safe; but, in fact, they're dangerous because few investors are focusing on risk."
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"Most investors take comfort from calm, steadily rising mkts: roiling mkts can drive investor panic. But these conventional reactions are inverted. When all feels calm & prices surge, mkts may feel safe; but, in fact, they're dangerous because few investors are focusing on risk."
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