#Markets

Thomas Wier

thomas_wier

Weekly Georgian Etymology: ბირჟა birža 'hangout place', from Russian биржа 'exchange, market' from (low) German Börse, < French bourse 'stock exchange', < Late Latin bursa 'leather purse

David

david06280728

1/ #BTC will become the premier non-correlated asset, but it is not that yet, at least not for a subset of its current investor base, who see it as

Craig Hockenberry

chockenberry

An extra 15% for indies is great news!Dealing with the customer sentiment that 99¢ software is an expensive one-time purchase would be even better. I think Apple knows this: there’s

荊楚土農

Hubei_Peasant

1. BRI and MIC 2025 in global growth contextDue to accelerating automation of low-skilled jobs, China will not leave a China-sized gap in the market as it climbs up the

Tom Forth

thomasforth

Fantastic thread by Jacob which argues for shifting vaccine emphasis in the EU away from recent bickering aimed at increasing supply (and unlikely to boost supply by much) towards "spreading

FRAXimalist Dave

davesaidthat_

1/Prediction markets have been a staple in blockchain for years but have yet to truly take off. With the elections coming up and more innovations in the pipeline, could we

Sonu Varghese

sonusvarghese

The 2020 stock market recovery should not be surprising given the V-shaped recovery in corporate profits, which are now higher than they were at the end of 2019 (h/t @lhamtil).Thread

Charlie Ebersole

CharlieEbersole

I’m very excited to share the latest Many Labs project! In Many Labs 5, we examined whether adding more expertise to replication designs could increase replicability. Here’s what we did/found

Chris Dover

ChrisDMacro

In yesterdays live session in the trading lab we covered a number of topicsBut one of the best one was that the magic isn't in the indicator it is in

Bloomberg Economics

economics

In the battle against Covid-19, governments around the globe are on the cusp of becoming more indebted than at any point in modern history, surpassing even World War II (THREAD)

Amy Myers Jaffe

AmyJaffeenergy

@bradplumer hits topic on point with best summation to date of range of policy solutions to harden US electric grids 1/https://www.nytimes.com/2021/02/16/climate/texas-power-grid-failures.html?smid=tw-share 2/ Wind turbines can be equipped

Colin McAuliffe

ColinJMcAuliffe

I genuinely think leftists should read hayek. He was mostly a freak with conservative fever swamp views about politics but his ideas about tacit/dispersed knowledge are v important imo. He

Ryan Selkis

twobitidiot

5/ We're "in this together" to draw lines of regulatory demarcation.XRP as a "security" further hurts the U.S. businesses while global comps will continue to make these markets.XRP as a

Fabian Wintersberger

f_wintersberger

#weekly #Review 1. The Big IllusionDriven by the vaccine and stimulus news some analysts already expect a huge rebound in global growth. Morgan Stanley projects that the pre-pandemic global GDP

girl, divorce him

girlziplocked

Something that economist @yanisvaroufakis has been talking about quite a bit this year is the idea that the world absolutely could have markets without capitalism. We could regulate capitalism out

Kate Mackenzie

kmac

My last @climate column looked at negative emissions in companies’ “net zero” pledges. This one looks at the push from big finance & polluting industries to turbo-charge those negative emissions

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