🇺🇸 ETF TO BET ON U.S. ELECTION OUTCOMES FILED
Roundhill Investments filed with the SEC to launch 6 ETFs tied to event contracts that bet on outcomes of the 2028 U.S. elections.
If approved, the funds would track results like which party controls the presidency or Congress.
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Can you trust economists? We break down a paper that looks at their reliability.
0:33 About The Paper
4:32 The Bernanke Problem
9:04 Assessing Economic Exceptionalism
13:59 Ersatz Economics & the Problem of Trust
17:19 What it Means
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"Sandlot boys," 1993. The movie's most famous scene (jumping over the fence to retrieve the baseball) was inspired in part by a childhood experience co-writer/director David Mickey Evans's brother had. Some older kids wouldn't let Evans play baseball with him. When they lost a ball over a brick wall, he thought he could get on their good side by retrieving it. When he hopped the wall, he found a giant dog named Hercules waiting for him, and he was bitten. The film was also shot in just 42 days.