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Our Earth, with its interconnected ecologies, is the ultimate complex system. Our impact on the environment, then, can have many unintended consequences and cause chain reactions.
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Racism and its decrease in economic mobility inhibits contributions of human capital to the productive capacity of our economy. And, it creates perverse prioritization. In blood or economic theory: racism impoverishes us all.
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@SenTomCotton@nytopinion Congratulations on calling for the murder of American citizens by our own military. You finally found something you'll be remembered for. Top it off by resigning, and make a bang of it.
Opening in 1998, the river's end bookstore began their mission to serve readers & writers of the community. To this day, they regularly host local author appearances, poetry readings, storytime for children, and more to connect with the people of Oswego. #BusinessesofPathfinder
How can we be this far into the crisis and still have people not reading @nntaleb? Instead, they're still peddling "data" nonsense in a tail-risk environment.
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@AaronKlein And change the law! “Members of Congress may invest in long-only ETFS and mutual funds, not individual stocks.” That’s been common in our industry for years.
We're all quite well attuned to washing hands nowadays, so this quote seems very relevant.
Making moves in your portfolio in reaction to market declines is detrimental to your financial health.
Jumping in and out of markets hurts returns over time. As much as exiting a down market is tempting, there won't be a "green light" to get back in. That is why the evidence is so clear - trading in reaction to markets is the best way to kill future results.
It seems an appropriate time to re-post one of our favorite columns ever - How Greed and Fear Kill Returns by Carl Richards. It is a quick reminder that emotional responses to market movements will harm investors rather than save them.
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Now it looks like the fore person in the jury, in the Roger Stone case, had significant bias. Add that to everything else, and this is not looking good for the “Justice” Department. @foxandfriends@FoxNews