Real Life: Goldman Conducts Study Of Trump Tweet Stock Impact
Well, in what can only be described as a sign of the absurd times in which we live, breathe, and trade, Goldman is out on Wednesday with “a study of stock volatility on Trump tweets.”
Well, in what can only be described as a sign of the absurd times in which we live, breathe, and trade, Goldman is out on Wednesday with “a study of stock volatility on Trump tweets.”
I also question whether bragging about having “f*ck you money” (which Taleb does in his books) is the type of thing befitting of a man who aspires to a kind of intellectual high ground that he seems to think the rest of us can’t possibly attain no matter how many times we read his work.
If I’ve said it once (and I’m pretty sure I have), I’ve said it a
So what gives? Well, probably not a lot. It could just be everyone is taking a breather. But, in a testament to Nassim Taleb’s “narrative fallacy” argument, we have an overwhelming tendency to ascribe “causes” where there are none.
First on Trump’s FX hit list: Switzerland?
I’m not into hero worship. You might say that this is one time where I agree with Donald Trump who, when asked about heroes last month, hilariously said the following: “I don’t like the concept of heroes. The concept of heroes is never great.”
I really didn’t want to have to do this…
“Undoubtedly, the Trump administration will be igniting many ‘fires’ on its front door and around the world. Let’s wait and see when it will be China’s turn.”
As I think I’ve made abundantly clear by now, you should take analysts’ “projections” with a grain
Look out, it’s a Twitter tape bomb!
“If all bets are off then there can’t be any money, can there?”
Judging from some of the mail I get and from some of the conversations I’ve
“2 and 20” works fine when things are going well. Not so much when things
I’ll confess that I’m hopelessly torn when it comes to Syria’s five year old, bloody
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