Professor of finance at the University of Colorado at Denver. program director for the J.P. Morgan commodity Center... Love sports talk political finance
⛽ What determines the price at the pump? Crude oil is only part of the bill. Refining, distribution, marketing, taxes, and retail margins all contribute to what drivers pay.
Understanding the breakdown helps us understand gasoline prices change.
#GasPrices#Energy#Economics
How many Bitcoin do you need to retire?
My framework links Bitcoin holdings with retirement goals, investment horizon, expected returns, and risk.
Read it here:
https://t.co/nOet1isxnN
#Bitcoin#Retirement#FinTech
I would welcome the perspectives of @phongle@saylor
My interview about bond market selloff with NBC. Business Buzz on 9NEWS: The global bond rout and your borrowing costs https://t.co/0mAWg3WnUw via @YouTube
New Bitcoin Spiral Model that visualizes price movements across halving cycles, combining time, returns, and market cycles in 1 chart.
Bitcoin does not simply move up/down. Moves through cycles, and the spiral makes those cycles visible. 🌀₿
#Bitcoin#FinTech#CryptoResearch
Dr. Yosef Bonaparte (@Bonaparte20), professor of finance at the University of Colorado Denver, studies FinTech, cryptocurrency and blockchain, asset pricing, portfolio choice, behavioral finance, and AI in finance. His work has appeared in leading journals, including the Journal of Financial Economics, Management Science, and the Journal of Monetary Economics, and he has also written on cryptocurrency, decentralized finance, blockchain, and robust trading strategies.
His Bitcoin work connects digital assets to major questions in finance, policy, inflation, sanctions, and household portfolio decisions. By studying Bitcoin adoption alongside macroeconomic and geopolitical pressures, Dr. Bonaparte helps explain why Bitcoin matters not only as an investment asset but also as part of a changing global financial system.
Dr. Bonaparte has agreed to speak at the BEI Annual Conference in Washington, DC, on July 31st. Register for the conference here: https://t.co/mNaHR1KNnd
Where do Billionaires Come From?
"Democratic institutions act as a primary catalyst for the growth of the billionaire class."
"A one-unit increase in a country’s democracy score results in a 5.2% higher propensity to host at least one billionaire" @Bonaparte20 https://t.co/iWuCJi5g64
Thrilled to share my new Fed–President Pressure Index (FPPI), measuring political pressure on the Federal Reserve from 1980–2025.
The FPPI sheds light on the dynamic between the White House & monetary policy.
Read more here: https://t.co/OYho0seknF
#EconTwitter#MonetaryPolicy
@steveliesman Thrilled to share my new Fed–President Pressure Index (FPPI), measuring political pressure on the Federal Reserve from 1980–2025.
The FPPI sheds light on the dynamic between the White House & monetary policy.
Read more here: https://t.co/OYho0seknF
#FederalRes
@steveliesman Thrilled to share my new Fed–President Pressure Index (FPPI), measuring political pressure on the Federal Reserve from 1980–2025.
The FPPI sheds light on the dynamic between the White House & monetary policy.
Read more here: https://t.co/OYho0seknF
"From Hawk to Dove: Is the Federal Reserve Chair Truly Apolitical?" 🏛️📉
https://t.co/5oSgxco2nr
My paper examines whether the Fed plays politics, especially in the Trump-Powell era. Is the Fed as independent as we think? 🤔
#FederalReserve#Economics#MonetaryPolicy#Politics
@rabiazayyat beloved Rania... thank you for quoting GKG; I wrote a book about the prophet II, and i addressed this controversial issue, happy to send you a free copy; it is in English though. thank you. https://t.co/tEPeZc7n87