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RT @TaviCosta: So you are telling me that a softer tone by the Fed won’t cause commodity prices to rise again?

None of the structural issues have been resolved.

Overall capex for producers have gone no where and monetary tightening has only reduced capital availability for new investments. https://t.co/qAXDU9aKk8
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Oddball Stocks Newsletter
RT @TaviCosta: Value vs. Growth.

The historical double bottom in the energy-to-tech stocks ratio illustrates how early we are in this upward trend. https://t.co/nbY2QcFjdf
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Ethan Mollick
One of the interesting things about MidJourney & other DALL-E-like AI systems is that they are not fully understood. So, there are collective efforts to discover lists of artists that these systems know (https://t.co/jS6tVfD23y) & prompts they respond to (https://t.co/952QYSY0H3) https://t.co/wkxi9WrBLa
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FXHedge
MARKETS FACE DOWNSIDE AFTER JULY JUMP; FED WILL NEED MORE HIKES TO COOL INFLATION, RISKING RECESSION: BRIDGEWATER'S PATTERSON
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FXHedge
CHINESE GOVERNMENT ASKED TIKTOK FOR STEALTH PROPAGANDA ACCOUNT, CHINA ASKED FOR SOCIAL ACCOUNT TARGETING WESTERN AUDIENCES: BBG
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Johnathan Bi
What I like about poetry over prose is that the former’s difficulty is painfully evident, it forces you to think and interpret.

Prose can be so smooth and natural that you swallow it without chewing.
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Ethan Mollick
Popularity really does ruin things.

Why do award-winning books get lower online ratings? High-status book reviewers & readers buzz about similar novels. But once reviewers give a book an award, it attracts a larger, diverse audience, some of whom hate the book so ratings drop! https://t.co/Wvat9Xes9H
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Ethan Mollick
Lotteries are in the news, but what happens when an entire town wins?

For 200 years, the Spanish Christmas lottery has let many people from a town win huge prizes at once. It boosts short-term spending, but lowers economic activity & migration long-term. https://t.co/nAT6NLN0Yi https://t.co/9zIXfsxQ09
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Paul Graham
When you describe what your startup does, describe it in the most matter of fact way possible. Professional investors hate having to decode marketing-speak. Describing your startup in grandiose terms is the mark of a noob.
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M&A Focused CPA
This but buying an SMB lol https://t.co/txjr2tkiXs
A soldier's face before and after the war : 1941 vs. 1945 . https://t.co/ASab4PtlFy - World Of History
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Sidecar Partners
RT @QCompounding: “The investor’s chief problem — even his worst enemy — is likely to be himself.” — Benjamin Graham
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