Rishabb Suresh

Financial Engineer. Fintech and Bitcoin Enthusiast. Love Football

[Rishabb Suresh @RishabbSuresh]

RT @biancoresearch: The retweet below triggered me, so here is a long rant about the institutional problems at the Fed and New York Fed Pre…

[Jay Yang @Jayyanginspires]

A question that lives rent free in my head...

[Premier League India @PLforIndia]

Goated collab 💙♥️

@ManUtd | @BCCI

[Uncleirving11 @Uncleirving11_]

NBA twitter will NEVER have this level of hating.

Bro made a THREE HOUR VIDEO of LOWLIGHTS to a player that signed this MORNING WITH THEIR RIVALS

We need this man 😭

[Major League Soccer @MLS]

Two goals ⚽️⚽️
Two assists 🅰️🅰️

Messi put on a show. 🍿

[sphinx @protosphinx]

There's this thing in India "money can buy anything etc" which looks down upon the idea of capitalism and "making money" is seen as evil.

Indians need to square up with the definition of money. Money is just a db entry for barter. Money is not a thing in itself.

You make "money" if you have something to trade. You make more money if what you have is unique and hence of higher value such as gold, or your skills. But this only works in an environment where rule of law is respected and enforced. Where justice is fair and quick.

So if anyone can steal on gunpoint - then yes they get money too - but then rule of law is not enforced.

My Nani used to say Dacoits are also rich so whats the point of money. But that's the point. They're rich because there's no rule of law. Money stops holding any real societal meaning when there's no rule of law.

So you don't hate money per se. You just hate the absence of a rule of law and fair judiciary. And if you go back in time beginning of capitalism in the west that's what they were doing. Building institutions that upheld the rule of law. Even during the Roman times the one profession that was common was of a lawyer.

What's most important is Rule of Law, Property Laws and free and fair Judiciary. Rest follows from it.

There's no capitalism if there's no Rule of Law. And the laws have to be free and fair.

You don't hate money. You hate an abstract system which doesn't follow any rules.

[Aditya Reds @aditya_reds]

Here it is.

That Night In Manchester by Aditya_reds

What a game, What a night, What a club.
#mufc #retweet

PS: This wont be available on YouTube as UEFA has already flagged it for copyright so enjoy it while it lasts on X.

[Rishabb Suresh @RishabbSuresh]

@FPLfrasier Not trying Rashford on the left.

[h @htomufc]

Almost time now.

[🕊 @Armzinnho]

Was just watching this recently, sums it up perfectly

[Rishabb Suresh @RishabbSuresh]

@Silhouett3Yrome Casemiro was poor yes, system is abject

So poor, no player looks good mate

[Rishabb Suresh @RishabbSuresh]

@Kaus_Pandey17 Spaces and the required zones of influence from midfield is ridiculous.

When was the last time Utd caught anyone offside?

[Rishabb Suresh @RishabbSuresh]

@Silhouett3Yrome Spaces, spaces, spaces.

How much can you expect the double pivot to cover?

End-to-end runs affects your team decision making as well.

[Rishabb Suresh @RishabbSuresh]

@Silhouett3Yrome People blaming Casemiro, which I understand.

But his required zone of influence is ridiculous.

Think about this: as a team that wants to be front foot, when was the last time Utd caught anyone offside?

[Rishabb Suresh @RishabbSuresh]

@CasaDupre You can't have this much space between midfield and defense and expect optimal decision making.

His zone of influence is just way too large.

Think about this: when was the last time a Utd backline consistently caught the opposition offside?

[Rob Draper @draper_rob]

🧵As I left Old Trafford last night - unlike many, I stayed to the bitter end - there was one man in his 50s stood on corner of Chester Rd by Lou Macari chippie, angrily addressing fans. ‘Look at ten Hag!’ he shouted, to no one in particular. ‘Look at what he’s bought!’…

[Quartr @Quartr_App]

"We don't sell a car, we sell a dream"

Here's an incredible clip of $RACE's former Chairman Luca Cordero di Montezemolo delivering a speech on the key elements of Ferrari's success.

Luca started his journey within Ferrari back in 1973 as the personal assistent of Enzo Ferrari himself – the company's iconic founder.

In 1991, three years after Enzo's death, Luca was elected as Chairman. This became a turning point for the struggling car maker, and during Luca's tenure, Ferrari regained its strength.

During his 23 years as Chairman, Ferrari's EBIT margins expanded from just above break-even to 15%. Today, margins have reached 26%, and Ferrari is arguably the most prestigious and well-managed luxury car maker in the world.

[Camila Russo @CamiRusso]

Received lots of good feedback from @EthCC talk, so want to share here:

🤡 Crypto is a Theater Right Now 🤡

1/x

[Sam Bowman @s8mb]

New post by me:

The UK is much poorer than it ought to be – the US is nearly 40% more productive than we are.

To get richer, we need to start thinking like a developing country and focus on getting the basics, like housing and energy, right.

https://t.co/UOEmGJpjwE