Breaks, Myths And Hyper-Scalers

I'd say investors and traders were back at the desk on Thursday, but that'd be untrue, at best. A lie, at worst. (And the Donald Trump supporters among you better hope there's a meaningful difference between untruths and lies, because if not, there's a stooge living in your bathroom mirror.) Europe was still on break for the most part, and to the extent anyone was working Thursday in the US, they were "working" in Chris Farley air quotes. As a quick, but important, aside, it's absurd that we c

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  1. I owe Chris ?F?a?r?l?e?y? Harvey an apology (or I would if he both knew I existed and cared what I thought, neither of which is the case). In the comments here, I said something to the effect that his briefly-street-highest ’24 EOY S&P forecast of 5600 sounded a lot like ringing a bell at the top. Turns out he was undershooting, and it seems the bell remains unrung.

    To atone, I’ve hired Bennett Brauer to apologize on my behalf: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AdkkTV3pIa0

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