#Difficult

Shreyans Salecha

shreyanscb29

"How to do in-depth equity research?"I get this question so often. Here's everything I have learnt in the past 1 year.Please do bookmark & RT Thread CC: @finbloggers 1/Conduct in-depth

GeePaw Hill

GeePawHill

I do "pathing" when I project my work into the future: laying out a sequence of work steps, where each step ends with the code in a shippable state. More

Shaun Lawson

shaunjlawson

Imagine the most sensitive, difficult topic imaginable.Imagine the least suitable topic for reasoned discussion on a platform which thrives on confrontration, anger, tribalism and over-simplification.Imagine the biggest linguistic minefield

Will Foster

WFosterConLaw

If you haven't already read it, this is a very good piece and I highly recommend it. There is a lot in here that I agree with. Democrats & Republicans

Uncle Bernbach

unclebernbach

* THREAD *‘Vorsprung durch Technik’ - The story of one of the best judgment calls in advertising history. 1) Towards the end of the 1970s, Audi was nowhere near as

General Theorist

GeneralTheorist

Megan Greene and Eric Lonergan published a http://VOX.EU great piece last week making the case for dual interest rates. This is a cause I fully support, so they are pushing

Adam Hamdy

adamhamdy

1. This thread has been given a new lease of life today. People keep saying, "We can't do #ZeroCovid, it doesn't fit with our way of life."Look around. What way

The Bureau Local

bureaulocal

What a year. It’s been a tough one for so many and a stark reminder why the UK needs journalism that is powered by its people and focused on making

Margot Sanger-Katz

sangerkatz

An end to most surprise medical bills is finally coming. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/12/20/upshot/surprise-medical-bills-congress-ban.html with @sarahkliff Surprise medical billing was a weird Washington issue. Both parties wanted it fixed

Fiona Grimm

fiona_grimm

Out today: new report synthesising evidence on the impact of the first wave of COVID-19 on long-term care in England A threadon key takeaways & priorities going forward https://ltccovid.org/2020/11/19/new-report-the-covid-19-long-term-c

Marjut Ollitervo ∞

cyclite

I never get bored when I'm alone. And by "alone" I mean: In a sense-friendly environment, nobody disturbing me.Like, if someone on a train is talking on the phone so

Claire Cray

claire_cray

I'll now share my sex appeal rankings for supernatural creatures.VAMPIRE 9/10-Cool, confident, and into what they’re doing-Sucking on you is extremely important to them!-Can get really dark and still be

Haresh Chawla

hchawlah

NPCI’s marketshare capping on UPI payment platforms is a shot across the bows of Big-Tech which has cross-subsidised and (ab)used consumer data into market dominance. The move will create precedent

Alison Blunt

AlisonBlunt

1) From a brilliant old man in a chair, 'Zombies and Trolls'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UUOpKyAtxEwhttp://www.vernoncoleman.com/main.htm 2) From a brilliant old man in a chair, 'The Plan to Create Unending Misery'

Giulio Mattioli

giulio_mattioli

For the #ClimateCrisis, we need to reduce car ownership & use. And yet it’s so hard to do. Why? We believe it has to do with the political economy of

rml2rpd [Roger]

rml2rpd

Thread of good misc #energy #responsibility #economics tweets and articles, firstly "who is responsible?"https://twitter.com/jloistf/status/1273865984680566785?s=20 The good (sort of) via @CarbonBrief https://twitter.com/hausfath/

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