Ever wondered how much the VXX changes overnight? While the volatility ETF has only been around since 2016, we can use its prospectus to model out its prices going back to the formation of VIX futures ~2008.
Chasing away Larry Page and other job creators like him through an ill-conceived wealth tax only benefits the thousands of Texans and Floridians who will fill the high-paying jobs of the future. (1/2)
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Miamiposting might be a phenomenon whose time has passed, but having just spent a few days visiting, it really does feel like a boomtown in a way that no other American city that I've spent time in over the past few years does. In some ways, it reminds me of Chinese cities.
@profplum99@SimplifyAsstMgt@t1alpha This looks amazing - can you share a picture of the wellington cut? Making sure the meat is properly cooked inside is tough
Why did ALL Mag 7 slow US hiring at the EXACT same time?
(Hint: It's not the economy)
The hiring drop is synchronized across Apple, Google, Meta, Microsoft, Amazon, Tesla, AND NVIDIA.
All slammed the brakes in late-2022/early-2023... and never let go.
We’re not seeing a reversion to old patterns.
CEOs AI-wash layoffs to pump stock - real reason? $420B capex redirected to offshore GCCs (70% savings).
Mag7 bombshells:
- Microsoft: 15K US cuts → India (especially Hyderabad/Bengaluru GCCs) was explicitly spared layoffs and saw massive expansion via $3B+ cloud investments, data centers, and hiring in strategic areas.
- Google: Thousands laid off in 2025 (HR/Cloud/Android teams) while Pichai pours $15B into Visakhapatnam hub - briefed PM Modi Oct 14
- Amazon: 14K managers gone → GCCs (Chennai, Hyderabad) are expanding with AWS/offshore boom
- Meta: 20K+ cuts → India hiring up (Blind: "massive outsourcing")
US tech postings -36% below pre-COVID.
India? +47%.
We all feel the pressure in the labor market for US workers right now.
Bookmark if you are pissed at the gaslighting. Let's start watching these levels every single month.
It is most common for me to have reasons to doubt trades I enter
In fact, when I have absolute confidence in a trade it is usually a good sign the trade will be a loser