SATs are the least unfair metric we have for university admissions. And eliminating them will almost inevitably make the system less fair. With that said, I'm not sure righteous (if justified) anger is going to fix…
I work in Manhattan and commute to my office every day by subway. The story exaggerates a bit. In general it is and feels pretty safe during the day and during normal commuting hours. And banks tend to be VERY risk…
You're right. That's a slightly misleading way to put it, and I have revised my original post. My point was that the "default" method of taxation is the same as ordinary income. Long term capital gains and qualified…
Honestly I don't know. A warehouse associate at Amazon makes ~25% more than a stocker at Walmart does (though Amazon is probably a somewhat harder job). To me, knowing very little about the specifics of labor…
I don't think this is right at all. I would be surprised if Alfred Winslow Jones or Warren Buffet (who were some of the earliest "hedge fund" managers) were significantly influenced by Bachelier's ideas. Buffet is…
Honestly this is a terrible look for Fintech. There's no conspiracy here. The legacy brokers who are way more tied to "Wall Street" have handled this a lot a better. These problems are being caused by incompetence at…
That's actually pretty much what happened. Ryan Cohen was able to do what he did (buy a lot of stock and get a board seat) because the stock price was low. But that arguably saved the company. Change of control isn't…
It wouldn't exactly bail them out. It would in effect crystalize massive losses. And, were I asked to advise the GME board, I would tell them it's in the best interest long term of the company at this point (because it…
Yes. AMC is reportedly contemplating selling stock, and it's certainly possibly GME could do something similar. Though they'd do it at the best price they can get.
If a judge issued a warrant for her arrest there must be something there. So idk. Suppose it could still be selective enforcement.
This is a really bad idea. I'm more sympathetic to Twitter. Even under the First Amendment there's no right to say things that aren't true. Which is more the issue than incitement. But this goes way too far: Companies…
SATs are the least unfair metric we have for university admissions. And eliminating them will almost inevitably make the system less fair. With that said, I'm not sure righteous (if justified) anger is going to fix…
I work in Manhattan and commute to my office every day by subway. The story exaggerates a bit. In general it is and feels pretty safe during the day and during normal commuting hours. And banks tend to be VERY risk…
You're right. That's a slightly misleading way to put it, and I have revised my original post. My point was that the "default" method of taxation is the same as ordinary income. Long term capital gains and qualified…
Honestly I don't know. A warehouse associate at Amazon makes ~25% more than a stocker at Walmart does (though Amazon is probably a somewhat harder job). To me, knowing very little about the specifics of labor…
I don't think this is right at all. I would be surprised if Alfred Winslow Jones or Warren Buffet (who were some of the earliest "hedge fund" managers) were significantly influenced by Bachelier's ideas. Buffet is…
Honestly this is a terrible look for Fintech. There's no conspiracy here. The legacy brokers who are way more tied to "Wall Street" have handled this a lot a better. These problems are being caused by incompetence at…
That's actually pretty much what happened. Ryan Cohen was able to do what he did (buy a lot of stock and get a board seat) because the stock price was low. But that arguably saved the company. Change of control isn't…
It wouldn't exactly bail them out. It would in effect crystalize massive losses. And, were I asked to advise the GME board, I would tell them it's in the best interest long term of the company at this point (because it…
Yes. AMC is reportedly contemplating selling stock, and it's certainly possibly GME could do something similar. Though they'd do it at the best price they can get.
If a judge issued a warrant for her arrest there must be something there. So idk. Suppose it could still be selective enforcement.
This is a really bad idea. I'm more sympathetic to Twitter. Even under the First Amendment there's no right to say things that aren't true. Which is more the issue than incitement. But this goes way too far: Companies…