#MARKETS

Paul Holland

Paul_Hol1000

Another -Background for everyone All throughout this period bullish gold traders have lost their shirts trying to bet on the price of gold. It wasn't until around 1995? or 1996?

Phil Stevens

stevens_phil

Here is a combined plea and challenge to the community of NZ progressive academics, pundits, and advocates:If you don't understand MMT, make it a point to do so. Every time

Jana Bacevic

jana_bacevic

On a slightly more serious and elaborate note now: the 'back-to-classroom' conundrum in UK universities shows full well all the limits&weaknesses of 'markets' as vehicles of coordination 1/ one of

Chris Hughes

chrishughes

1/ I have a new piece out today in @TIME about the moment we’re witnessing — a departure from free-market orthodoxy, and the realization that the market depends on the

Investment Talk

InvestmentTalkk

1) IPOs, for the most part, tend to be poor investment choices for indivisual investors if we look the aggregate levelThe RATE of IPOs, however, is a great indicator in

Will Schryver

imetatronink

-THREAD-While everyone is obsessing over disintegrating financial markets and global pandemic, I've a few thoughts on matters still hiding in the shadows.Trump's entire sandcastle narrative has now been washed away.

Free Mumia Abu-Jamal

_Rawilcox

I really appreciate this kind of transparency. Neoliberalism is an attempt to democratize free market capitalism/slavery. It’s an attempt to turn the “former” plantation into markets/consumerism, to prove that slavery

Prriya Raj

PrriyaRaj

In the first half of the #Lockdown21 , other than one major and some other incidents, we have seen a reasonable adherence to the social distancing norms. People, however, still

Gurjot Ahluwalia

gurjota

I analyzed 25+ years of #Nifty data to better understand bear markets Why?Given the recent market sell-off and bearish stance of market participants, history and data is your best guide

fed_speak

fed_speak

The latest @packyM newsletter is great and touches on a theme I've been thinking about a lot."As financial assets become more like digital assets or consumer goods, companies like @public

Dan McLaughlin

baseballcrank

"No corporation has ever made a bad business decision for reasons of internal corporate politics," said nobody who actually understands markets.https://twitter.com/fmanjoo/status/1385642379428827137 Also, nobody who has observed t

Tom Coates

tomcoates

Oddly sad about the death of Quibi - honestly because I kind of feel like if you threw 2% of its investment (which would be around 30 million dollars) at

Stealthy Wealth

stealthy_wealth

When you buy the Satrix MSCI World ETF, this is what you are getting.[Thread] The ETF invests in 23 different countries. This means your investment is spread all across the

Alexander William Salter

alexwsalter

.@JonahDispatch, I appreciated your remarks on common-good conservative policy proposals on your podcast. But I worry you’ve missed the mark. You point to Hayek’s arguments about the informational role of

Pranjal_by_Finology

PranjalKamra

A thread on a common worry of investors - Why some stocks don’t grow, despite looking fundamentally strong and undervalued?Do you hold such stocks? No no no...its not just ITC

Joshua Wright

ProfWrightGMU

Antitrust enforcement is not perfect. It does not always support competition. Sometimes govt creates monopoly power. Sometimes markets do. The question is in what circumstances real world AT institutions improve