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Posts by Dude

How likely do you think it is for this to happen? Very much remember your old NZ article

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I think affordability may be the biggest driver - has children per home really changed all that much since the 2015 peak?

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I wish you did not have the track record you do with this

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Presumably he is referring to this one which is going viral on twitter. But I don’t think that’s a real photo. Neither of the guys have nods attached…

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This is maybe the one nice thing about the new GF screen (fwd FCF) but man did they make the UI significantly less friendly

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Currency for sure but rates largely technical, no? Given what was a 3.87% trough on 10s all of 48 hours ago

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He is even more underwhelming in person

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A bit of a start point bias issue here, right? Slightly after GFC bottom

Plus data since 1970 misses similar performance post WW2 if I am not mistaken (need to rerun numbers)

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I found the EM comments strange

So China and ex India EM both “require 0% EPS growth” to deliver - therefore necessitating return via multiple expansion - yet that multiple expansion would then be expected to occur *absent* any EPS growth?

That feels a bit deus ex machina

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Agree on Yellen but Michael Cembalest made some interesting points about an area where she fell wanting am.jpmorgan.com/us/en/asset-...

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This will not change until incumbents get fired (due to budget pain)

Circa 10 years from now I would not be surprised if the Swensen/Yale approach has become a third rail

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