@elonmusk Due to continued expansion of regs; regs from fed govt, state govt, fire and life safety codes, Accrediting orgs, etc. (+ insurance payers)
Need to find the balance where benefits of regulations optimize patient safety without overburdening organizations for marginal utility.
@kenbone18 The other day a liberal told me that Trump supporters (for which, I am not) should be lined up and “mowed down.” This was immediately following him trying to convince me of the similarities between Trump and Hitler.
Healthcare is the industry most ripe to be disrupted (followed by education). Good to see #Walmart making moves against AMZN, leveraging their advantage: brick & mortar footprint.
https://t.co/LObd2G0uY7
The S&P 500 is within 0.27% of its all-time high. I get bearish from time to time but I don't understand the permabears (and CNBC has its share); interest rates are historically low and earnings are decent. Those 2 account for about 90% of what you need to know.
The business story of 2020 will be healthcare 💉
16% of GDP, only 1 in 6 people like their healthcare provider — the mother of all chins stuck out to be disrupted.
#Walmart poised to lead
https://t.co/kfbYXYv5iD
@profgalloway Also, 90% of US pop lives within a 10 mile radius of a store? Talk about access to healthcare, which is a huge issue. They are positioned to do more than disrupt... they are positioned to take over.
@profgalloway Totally agree, Prof! Impressed with what they’re doing. Also impressed with the new same-day grocery delivery. If they can put 2 and 2 together, they can do some big things...
US Military personnel along with Pelosi, Schumer, Rubio, and everyone else should NOT be forced to invest their retirement $ into chinese companies that aren’t compliant with US Securities laws. They shouldn’t help build concentration camps in Xinjiang. https://t.co/IJy6tSf5Y4
The mother of all sell signals 🚩
Selling $700 million worth of options is Adam Neumann's way of saying "Get me the hell out of this stock, but you should buy some" #WeWork
ISM respondents:
"Business is starting to show signs of a broad slowdown."
"Slowest month (July) this year so far in sales."
"The market for large building structures is slowing."
"We continue to plan for a hard Brexit and a long trade war between the U.S. and China."