When James Anderson opens the bowling for Surrey at home next year it will be his first County Championship match at the Oval since 2003. Indeed, that is his only one. He took the first five Surrey wickets to fall in that match so he's got 24 years of making-up to do
General rule of thumb in markets is that it’s always very easy to put together a snazzy-sounding equity bear case, but you’ll seldom make money doing so 🤷♂️
A genuine question: if governments have NO money how can they routinely spend more than they take in tax? Where is that money coming from? I’m just curious.
"They have to understand, that governments have NO money." Liam Halligan, director of the CPS, tells City AM that Labour needs to appreciate the risk-taking business owners who are funding public spending.
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Se podrá criticar a la IA por muchas cosas, pero por el nivel de memes sobre el tema Jensen Huang desde luego que no.
Vamos con selección con los mejores del día, dentro hilo:
Dear @Argos_Online@JohnLewisRetail@currys I would like to give you money for a TV I'd like you to install. Is this an option? Your websites don't suggest so. Currys offered me a video call. But didn't actually answer. I'd like to give one of you some money. For a tele.
Since you have taken the trouble to reply, I will give it a go. I have read enough of you to have an opinion. As for not liking you, well, we might not exactly be each other’s cup of tea, but in the unlikely event we ended up colleagues or neighbours I’m sure we’d find common ground and be civil.
Your work bothers me when it is about money. Your take on it is always to predict disaster regarding inflation or debt. This disaster never happens, but you act like it did. It contributes to the narrative that we are in terminal decline and just can’t afford nice things. It’s unhelpful and hardly ever true.
The Bank of England has just raised interest rates to 4%. But higher rates won’t make oil any cheaper, and households are paying the price for a shock we can’t control. My piece for @LBC 🧵1/9
https://t.co/XFaTi8JUtd
Economics might be the only profession where you can spend your entire career explaining why something shouldn't happen, watch it happen repeatedly, and still get invited on television to explain why it didn't really happen.
Completely agree @IanKingBusiness. @truemagic68 became a friend on my first day in the City twelve years ago, and has been every day since. Lovely write up by @RobertMMiller1
We're being told to stockpile for shortages caused by impending cyberwars. But what should we be stockpiling? Me, I'm planning to stockpile long tracking shots of eerily empty supermarket aisles, which will be in high demand from the media. I'll make a fortune.
If you want to know why folk in the UK seem to be grumpier than they were before the 2008 financial crisis, a chart of real wages goes a long way. Prior to 2008, real wages rose consistently and strongly. Since then? Sporadic and unpredictable.
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The stock market is a wonderful place where millions of people who don't understand a company compete to guess what millions of other people who don't understand the company are going to do next.