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GameStop/BlackBerry/Bitcoin/Tesla/Pets.com/1980’s Japan/Mississippi Company/South Sea Company/Tulip Bulbs/etc./etc./etc. Time is a flat circle, and the stock market is a (mostly) rational house built out of irrational bricks.
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A well-constructed investment thesis or a solid concept behind a portfolio is nice, but let’s face it: “it’s about the [returns], stupid.” We take a look into the recent performance of our two funds so far, not just against benchmarks but against expected performance as well.
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What can the late “your favorite rapper’s favorite rapper” and apps that deliver groceries tell us about the impending bifurcations in multiple industries?
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Another research paper, but one that’s a bit of a departure from our previous works. We took a look at publicly-available US Senate Financial Disclosures data to find indications of insider trading by senators off of the back of their private COVID briefing back in January. Most senators didn’t act on this nonpublic information, but three senators (Burr, Loeffler, Perdue) have some flags raised in their transactions that need to be investigated further.
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The first release of our EASE scores is up on the site. Check out this blog post or head on over to the EASE page to learn more.
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Our most-recent research paper, in which we call out US public companies run by feckless dipshits on a quarterly basis…with math.
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Finally, the long-awaited updates! Promise of an additional post very soon! Today’s society and economy as seen through…professional cycling and heavy machinery?
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A short post with some suggestions for reading, listening, and such for getting through this bear market. Bigger things are just around the corner…
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Given how the markets dropped after my apparently precient previous post, I figure I owe a follow-up.
Bacteria and viruses aren’t the only things that are contagious: narratives can spread and infect as well. The interesting part is how they can affect the market in wildly different ways.