@LeoNelissen@TonyNashNerd Did I subscribe to the wrong product, then? Seems like I should subscribe to MSA on Seeking Alpha, instead, so that I can see the Dividend portfolio.
@LeoNelissen@TonyNashNerd I did ask you "Do you mean that in addition to subscribing to MSA, I have to also pay a subscription to SA in order to see the Dividend and other portfolios?" and you said "No. You don’t need to subscribe to SA," which seemed to mean Dividend portfolio was visible for MSA subs
@RichardDias_CFA Instead, look for this paper, because the message is about the same, but it's authentic.
Democracy's Inevitable Elites.
Ghia Nodia.
Journal of Democracy, Volume 31, Number 1, January 2020, pp. 75-87
@amlivemon@Cvetocek6 I‘ve been following Albert for years, and I would say that his smack-talking posts are less than one in a hundred (excluding his comments on low-quality wristwatches)
@amlivemon Am I the only one baffled as to why the Secretary of the Treasury is now the public face of this administration, speaking out about all manner of topics of US interest?
@BaldingsWorld Thanks so much for reiterating (and very concisely) these points on epistemology, Chris. So important when dealing with the black box that is CCP internal politics.
@rmcentush Has it occurred to you that these vehicles are subsidized by the CCP so that they can win contracts, and the CCP’s surveillance and shutdown software will then be in all these mass transit vehicles?
@maphumanintent@maphumanintent can you give us an update on efforts to repeal the Jones Act? I’m reading @chigrl article on China-Russia creeping dominance in the Arctic, and Russia’s 40 icebreakers to the US’s…two?
@shashj My former country has been steadily captured politically since 1986. Started in the city of my birth,Vancouver: Canadian politicians enabled, for money, 40 years of CCP infiltration at all levels of government.That’s responsible for the current state of affairs, not Trump.
@TonyNashNerd@SantiagoAuFund Now what is it that Tony always says about the yuan being more widely used? Something like "China would have to let CNY float on global FX markets, and they're not about to do that."