A thing about modern life I don't care for is every service provider hectoring you to give them an online review afterward. Constant texts trying to get me to give gold stars to the plumber, the furniture delivery guy, the pediatric urgent care, etc.
THAT'S WHAT THE MONEY IS FOR
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Was just thinking about how to my 5 year-old, Obama will be the equivalent of what Nixon was to me (a purely historical figure) and 9/11 will be like the Kennedy Assassination.
This is exactly what I’m finding. It’s fantastic when you have enough knowledge to follow up or push harder when something seems off. But in areas where you don’t have baseline knowledge. . .
Let's see how the magic computer answers:
This is very good.
I'll try anything once.
Sometimes you just have to let the robot know who's boss.
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Stroll down (unhappy) memory lane with the great @vermontgmg.bsky.social who is out with an oral history of the Bear Stearns collapse/rescue.
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For whatever it's worth, I have never met a Canadian I didn't like.
If you're just a guy who has covered central banking for the last 20 years and has known Mark Carney and his mindset for a long time, it is disconcerting to watch this.
Energy executives do not like what they're getting out of the administration.
"I have never felt more uncertainty about our business in my entire 40-plus-year career."
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Not tactical military details, but on things like the decision of whether or not to pull the trigger they'd be in the room. Same reason the Treasury secretary is, by statute, a member of the National Security Council.
Treasury is the main agency that deals with terrorist finance issues.
And then it was of course smooth sailing in the months and years that followed May 2007.
Maybe time to get Elon focused on this.
Make the global safe asset shortage great again
I like to eat the occasional banana and favor an economic structure that makes this possible.
It's just the preliminary numbers, for which n=~420, and sentiment hasn't been a good guide to consumer activity in recent years. But this is, um, really bad.
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Dude how many bay leaves do you buy?
This is maybe the most profound and important take ever for us to all internalize.
Is it, though?
I will never tire of a company with a [checks notes] $1.03 trillion market cap sticking with a the 1997-era-Geocities-style website. At this point it would be disappointing if they were to modernize it.
This chart from the BLS's press release tells the not-so-great story of where we are on inflation.
Hurts gets MVP, yes?
I think perceived ubiquity is a factor. Those State Farm ads that air all the damn time . . .
