Derek Tarsy

[Derek Tarsy @ddtarsy]

@TheStalwart 👋

[Joe Weisenthal @TheStalwart]

I don’t know about this path. Rather than equity stakes, why not make companies pay ~20% of all pre-tax income to the federal government? And then instead of exercising shareholder influence, politicians and regulators could set rules on corporate conduct across industries.

[Derek Tarsy @ddtarsy]

@jturek18 Wild, literally a response to Warsh's press conference.

[Spreek @spreekaway]

@TheStalwart it is crucial that the CFTC maintain the highest degree of integrity in MrBeast mention markets. How else will farmers in Iowa hedge their risk?

[Derek Tarsy @ddtarsy]

@factor_members The equivalent time scale of the darvas box look like an ascending triangle in TY?

[Derek Tarsy @ddtarsy]

@TheStalwart Surely there were multi-year stretches in the 20th century where time was "moving" quite fast.

[Derek Tarsy @ddtarsy]

@ModeledBehavior @CardiffGarcia Great line

[Derek Tarsy @ddtarsy]

@WalterDeemer Whether it closes the first day is the key question? Or any subsequent day?

[Joe Weisenthal @TheStalwart]

I don’t think AI people take their own ideas seriously enough. You can not talk about the imminent emergence of the RSI ASI singleton in one moment and then a minute later fret about why “Mistral is 9 months behind the frontier” as if that matters at all.

[Derek Tarsy @ddtarsy]

@sentimentrader Why is the stocks/bonds market so panicked?

[Derek Tarsy @ddtarsy]

@ModeledBehavior Can’t you just ask Claude to walk you through value proposition? It’s trained on “solar now!” Bias?

[Derek Tarsy @ddtarsy]

@TheStalwart Tough, you used the term "dna" and everything

[Derek Tarsy @ddtarsy]

@darrenrovell Almost like it’s two different asset classes.

[Derek Tarsy @ddtarsy]

@EconBerger yes.

[Quantіan @quantian1]

Quarterly reminder Krugman was absolutely dead to rights with this quote people try to dunk on him with: since 1998 total factor productivity grew 0.6% per year and prior to 1998 it had been growing 0.68% per year. The fax machine was actually super important!

[George Coyle @gfc4]

Reminiscences of a Stock Operator quote of the day:

There is the plain fool, who does the wrong thing at all times everywhere, but there is the Wall Street fool, who thinks he must trade all the time.

[Joe Weisenthal @TheStalwart]

@M_C_Klein Inflation expectations have remained stable. Inflation expectations expectations not so much.

[Guy Berger @EconBerger]

Automating office work just isn’t that valuable on its own

You need to think about how this technology removes bottlenecks to fundamental human needs

[Adam Ozimek @ModeledBehavior]

What is populism without popularity?