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Like it or not, central banks are now the most influential, global financial market participants. Sovereign rates and risk are now only rarely a function of market forces. Central banks…
…they work…no? Demonetized That’s certainly the ideal solution here! Particularly in the case of a single grasshopper. Actually, as far as metastability is concerned, in the fable’s base case involving…
…not a list of best articles or articles we think are most interesting … often far from it. But for whatever reason these are articles that are representative of some…
…T. It’s also a great intro to the research side of Second Foundation Partners (our company name … like Alphabet is to Google, so is Second Foundation Partners to Epsilon…
…the summer of 2012. Then the wake-up call was a series of national elections, particularly in Greece. Today it’s a restructuring of the European financial system, a process started in…
…feels like a quite a vanity. They woulda immolated every particle of the guy. So I guess martydom is not a particularly desirable answer either. Although the non-competitive nature of…
…the heart of the entire Things Fall Apart series of ET notes. This message – that there is no predictive algorithm for social systems – bears repeating over and over, because…
Source; South Park Studios It starts in late November with the early birds. But this week – the week before Christmas – is when it reaches a fever pitch. What…
…Narrative starts to waver or shift? If and when gold starts to work. This is what gold means in the modern age … not a store of value or some…
…Sure, political discretion was often the better part of monetary policy valor. But by and large, capital markets were ALLOWED to have chance play a large role in their outcomes….
…simple. During the Inquisition, Christ returns to Earth and begins performing miracles. Rather than welcoming him with open arms, the Grand Inquisitor immediately has Christ imprisoned, fully intending to have…
…in our politics and culture, and an interesting new framing of its psychological and behavioral causes. That novel framing comes from a new article in the journal published by the…
…not a list of best articles or articles we think are most interesting … often far from it. But for whatever reason these are articles that are representative of some…
…as part of their social education, they had to spend one month as Buddhist monks , and beg for food on the streets every day . Regardless of the fact…
…not a list of best articles or articles we think are most interesting … often far from it. But for whatever reason these are articles that are representative of some…
…in a broad-based price war that is crimping profitability across the financial sector. “There are certain parts of finance that have become commoditized,” said Devin Ryan, an analyst at JMP…
…care, and energy sectors as progressive regulation hits bottom lines, the strategists said. Apax Partners Says Warren, Ocasio-Cortez Shouldn’t Target Firm [Bloomberg] A spokesman for Apax Partners LLP says the private equity…
…the Sp500 Tech sector? mwgjerde Seems like a totally artificial chart. Like China’s growth rate or 1980s GE profits that were amazingly consistent. Only China didn’t start growth in the…
…minor trend among heavy metal, punk and the occasional rap artist went mainstream. It’s not his fault that Elton John topped the charts with a musical-inspired soundtrack album to The…
…CEO Dennis Muilenburg left the company with stock options and other assets worth about $80 million, but did not receive severance as part of his departure from the embattled company,…