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Burgowicz

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Despite retailers' surveillance efforts, shoplifting is on track to rise from 2023 to 2024, with cities such as New York, Los Angeles and Chicago hit by more of it than before the Covid-19 pandemic. on.ft.com/3Zeqlz4

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Everyone thinks this is an exaggeration but there are so many software engineers, not just at FAANG, who I know personally who literally make ~2 code changes a month, few emails, few meetings, remote work, < 5 hours/ week, for ~$200-300k. Here are some of those companies:


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GS: $RSP The current high level of market concentration suggests the equal-weight S&P 500 will outperform the aggregate index by an annualized 8 pp during the next decade

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Per Gavekal, for every $1.00 the U.S. government gets in receipts, it spends around $1.30 ... in recessions the spending is more like $1.50

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"Behind every stock is a company. Find out what it's doing." – Peter Lynch


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Texas housing supply has spiked to highest level since at least 2017. Active listings are up 25% YoY, and a massive 263% from the pandemic low. Texas is no longer in an inventory shortage. And is now over-supplied. Cities in Texas with the most excess supply: Austin: 42%…

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A rare interview with Warren Buffett from 1988


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Nearly 800,000 New Yorkers collected welfare checks last fiscal year — most in decades trib.al/Fw8GJaM

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Today, Bank of America reports it has $86 billion in unrecognized “mark to market” losses on that bond portfolio. The bank has tangible equity (that is, real equity) of $200 billion. If rates go above 5%, I believe Bank of America's tangible equity would be wiped out.


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BREAKING: 512 large US companies have declared bankruptcy year-to-date, only 6 less than during the 2020 pandemic. Outside of the pandemic, this is the largest number of bankruptcies in 14 years. In September and August alone, 59 and 63 firms filed for bankruptcy, the most in…

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Human capital is why people who come up with new ideas and build them out (e.g., entrepreneurs) beat giants with vast resources. #principleoftheday

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American consumers are being asked to contend with an expensive and constantly changing healthcare landscape that, in most cases, is making it harder to meet their care needs businesswire.com/news/home/2024…


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In 2022, Americans received $3.8 trillion in government transfers—18% of all personal income. Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid are the biggest contributors. We're also aging, healthcare costs are rising, and fewer places are centers of economic opportunity.

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Did you know? [📹UK TV Play Yesterday]


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🇨🇺 CUBA CUTS DAILY BREAD RATION AMID INGREDIENT SHORTAGES Cuba's government reduced the weight of its subsidized daily bread ration from 80 grams to 60 grams due to ingredient shortages, further straining its decades-old subsidies system. The price has also been slightly…

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🚨 MICROPLASTICS FOUND IN HUMAN BRAIN TISSUE A new study discovered microplastics in the olfactory bulb, the brain region responsible for processing smell. Researchers found plastic fibers as small as 5.5 micrometers, thinner than a human red blood cell, which measures 8…

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No, A tariff on foreign goods is not the same as a tax hike on domestic businesses. Furthermore, they are not as damaging. - Foreign sellers will compete to offer the best possible price. - Domestic sellers may expand their activity. - Supplier prices can be and are negotiated.…


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PSA - Small caps are not a good place to hide when 41% are unprofitable. 👇🏼 Anyone saying otherwise is talking their book.

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What percentage of investors read everything about Buffett, claim to mimic his process, but truly behave like the oracle? Seth Klarman wrote a great commentary on this topic in his 2005 paper; 'A Response to Lowenstein’s Searching for Rational Investors In a Perfect Storm'.

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Shocking stat of the day: A record 8.5% of homes in the United States are now worth $1 million or more. Over the last 4 years, this share has more than doubled. According to Redfin estimates, 8 million homes were worth over $1 million in June 2024, up from 7.2 million in June…

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