Paras Chopra
RT @paraschopra: Thinking of a gift for someone?
Gift them units of an index fund that they can only liquidate after 10 years.
PS: this product should exist. I’ll make it my exclusive gifting choice.
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RT @paraschopra: Thinking of a gift for someone?
Gift them units of an index fund that they can only liquidate after 10 years.
PS: this product should exist. I’ll make it my exclusive gifting choice.
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Frederik Gieschen
"The US is not really a nation state, arguably it never was. At a minimum, it’s a binational Republic, which has the red and blue nations underneath it."🤌
https://t.co/pjVo7Y2304
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"The US is not really a nation state, arguably it never was. At a minimum, it’s a binational Republic, which has the red and blue nations underneath it."🤌
https://t.co/pjVo7Y2304
NEW podcast episode is up!
"Balaji S. Srinivasan (@balajis) — The Network State and How to Start a New Country"
Please enjoy! 🙌
https://t.co/IRSseWx2Jg - Tim Ferrisstweet
Meb Faber
You can't state "buybacks and dividends are economically similar" and also state that buybacks magically "causes their shares to rise" and "raises the value of remaining stocks".
It may look that way but only because on average CEOs aggressively buy back shares when stock cheap. https://t.co/Tyq7PbnSnV
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You can't state "buybacks and dividends are economically similar" and also state that buybacks magically "causes their shares to rise" and "raises the value of remaining stocks".
It may look that way but only because on average CEOs aggressively buy back shares when stock cheap. https://t.co/Tyq7PbnSnV
Corporations have two basic ways to distribute profits to their shareholders: issue dividends (the traditional route) or offer to buy back a certain number of their own shares, which in turn raises the value of remaining stocks held by individuals and institutions - Chuck Marrtweet
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Ethan Mollick
Why the mediocre wins:
1. Everyone thinks mediocre ideas are fine. But people either love or hate innovative ideas
2. When groups judge an idea, the few negative reviews get more attention as “negative evaluators appear smarter"
3. As a result great ideas are judged more harshly https://t.co/vjwEDJlmjr
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Why the mediocre wins:
1. Everyone thinks mediocre ideas are fine. But people either love or hate innovative ideas
2. When groups judge an idea, the few negative reviews get more attention as “negative evaluators appear smarter"
3. As a result great ideas are judged more harshly https://t.co/vjwEDJlmjr
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Jim OShaughnessy
I adopted the Scaffolding Ideas framework years back (without calling it that) It's a very helpful framework IMO
Issue #96 - Dumbstruck Effect, Scaffolding Ideas & Censorship Through Noise Strategy, by @Kpaxs https://t.co/xE3gTntjhB
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I adopted the Scaffolding Ideas framework years back (without calling it that) It's a very helpful framework IMO
Issue #96 - Dumbstruck Effect, Scaffolding Ideas & Censorship Through Noise Strategy, by @Kpaxs https://t.co/xE3gTntjhB
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Morning Brew ☕️
What happens when the Chief Happiness Officer gets depressed? https://t.co/w7H3fVNHT8
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What happens when the Chief Happiness Officer gets depressed? https://t.co/w7H3fVNHT8
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Morning Brew ☕️
Get the same rush as your self-care spending, now from your investment contributions.
Shop @moneywithkatie's 2022 Wealth Planner to get started. https://t.co/P8PyCPPiyV https://t.co/Tver0JgzkP
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Get the same rush as your self-care spending, now from your investment contributions.
Shop @moneywithkatie's 2022 Wealth Planner to get started. https://t.co/P8PyCPPiyV https://t.co/Tver0JgzkP
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Jerry Neumann
Is there anywhere I can sort colleges based on something other than perceived reputation and earnings after graduation?
Things like: teaching (vs. research) orientation of faculty, class sizes, diversity of student body, propensity of graduates to do interesting things, etc.?
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Is there anywhere I can sort colleges based on something other than perceived reputation and earnings after graduation?
Things like: teaching (vs. research) orientation of faculty, class sizes, diversity of student body, propensity of graduates to do interesting things, etc.?
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Special Situations 🌐 Research Newsletter (Jay)
Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov said Friday that his country was ready to discuss a prisoner exchange offer from US involving basketball star Brittney Griner, but warned that "loud statements" and public diplomacy from the Biden administration could sink hopes of any deal.
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Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov said Friday that his country was ready to discuss a prisoner exchange offer from US involving basketball star Brittney Griner, but warned that "loud statements" and public diplomacy from the Biden administration could sink hopes of any deal.
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Special Situations 🌐 Research Newsletter (Jay)
For 7th time this year, tiny US listing by a co based in China/HK is seeing a wild price surge after IPO
Hong Kong’s $MEGL Magic Empire Global was halted for volatility after surging 4,000% above its IPO price in its debut session Friday. $HKD has been up 32,000% at one point. https://t.co/Mdsuz9RYNb
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For 7th time this year, tiny US listing by a co based in China/HK is seeing a wild price surge after IPO
Hong Kong’s $MEGL Magic Empire Global was halted for volatility after surging 4,000% above its IPO price in its debut session Friday. $HKD has been up 32,000% at one point. https://t.co/Mdsuz9RYNb
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