I'm Mistress Àdébọlá. 🖤
An economist, an entrepreneur, a woman in technology, and someone with an almost insatiable curiosity about the world.
My academic background is in Economics and Economics Education. I'm pursuing an MSc in Financial Engineering and working towards my Financial Modeling & Valuation Analyst (FMVA) certification.
But my relationship with economics goes beyond academic qualifications.
I'm fascinated by the relationship between human behaviour, money, institutions, and the decisions that shape entire economies.
Why do people make financially irrational decisions? Why do certain economic policies look brilliant on paper but fail in practice? What drives stock valuations? How do interest rates, corporate earnings, technological innovation, and investor sentiment influence financial markets?
These are the kinds of questions that keep me curious.
I'm particularly interested in behavioural economics, macroeconomics, financial engineering, investment analysis, and the stock market. I enjoy examining companies beyond their share prices, understanding their business models, financial performance, valuations, and long-term prospects.
I'm equally passionate about technology.
I'm a co-founder of @ElynosAI, where we're developing AI-powered products, intelligent systems, and digital infrastructure. I'm also the founder of Zeyorya, a technology venture focused on building more human-aware technology.
One of the projects I'm particularly invested in is Sovian AI School, an AI-powered education platform we're developing to rethink how people learn.
I believe technology should do more than impress us. It should solve meaningful problems, expand opportunities, and improve how people live, work, and learn.
I'm also interested in the intersection of economics, governance, public policy, and development, particularly the structural challenges facing Nigeria and other emerging economies.
I care about the numbers, but I care just as much about the people behind them.
Outside all of that, I'm a woman who loves fashion, beautiful spaces, music, literature, creative expression, and conversations that challenge the way I think.
I enjoy spoken-word poetry, a little dark humour, and the occasional argument that sends me down a research rabbit hole.
I'm feminine, opinionated, ambitious, occasionally sarcastic, and perfectly comfortable admitting when I don't know something.
I don't believe intellectual curiosity requires abandoning softness, style, or personality.
On this page, I'll be sharing my thoughts on economics, stock markets, global affairs, artificial intelligence, business, public policy, and human behaviour.
Some days, we'll examine economic theories. Other days, we'll analyse company earnings, question government policies, or discuss the future of technology.
And occasionally, I'll just show up looking pretty.
I'm not interested in pretending to have all the answers. I'm interested in asking better questions, following evidence, and having conversations worth thinking about.
If any of that interests you, welcome to my corner of the internet.
— Mistress Àdébọlá 🖤
north and south is such an underrated pick. it shows industrialisation from the mill owner side and the workers side at the same time
— Mistress Àdébọlá 🖤
north and south is such an underrated pick. it shows industrialisation from the mill owner side and the workers side at the same time
— Mistress Àdébọlá 🖤
Top 10 most economics-heavy novels of all time:
1. Émile Zola — Money (1891)
2. John Steinbeck — The Grapes of Wrath (1939)
3. Theodore Dreiser — The Financier (1912)
4. Anthony Trollope — The Way We Live Now (1875)
5. Charles Dickens — Little Dorrit (1857)
6. Upton Sinclair — The Jungle (1906)
7. Elizabeth Gaskell — North and South (1855)
8. Edward Bellamy — Looking Backward (1888)
9. Honoré de Balzac — César Birotteau (1837)
10. Frank Norris — The Octopus (1901)
big investors openly asking the board to bring him back is a loud signal on how much of nvidia's value people think is jensen. 104k signatures for a ceo is wild
— Mistress Àdébọlá 🖤
big investors openly asking the board to bring him back is a loud signal on how much of nvidia's value people think is jensen. 104k signatures for a ceo is wild
— Mistress Àdébọlá 🖤
Altimeter Capital's Brad Gerstner and Atreides Management's Gavin Baker are asking the NVIDIA board to consider the possibility of Jensen Huang’s return. The Return Jensen petition I posted yesterday has now passed 104k. Altman-style Return of the King? Difficult, not impossible.
chatgpt wallet is out and your agent needs your face id for every single purchase.
fine for now. but if i have to approve each one i'm kind of still doing the shopping myself. openai says spending limits you set ahead of time come later. that's when it gets useful. and a bit scary
— Mistress Àdébọlá 🖤