Loved the section on Passive Funds - everyone piling in without price discovery just builds a bubble waiting to pop. Markets need active checks to stay rational or we’re just on autopilot towards trouble. Appreciate the insight, looking forward to more of that renewed energy in the updates. Cheers.
Many people overlook the complexities of markets, much like they do with self-diagnoses via Google. They often take the easy route, making decisions without fully understanding the broader implications or potential consequences. Passive is a perfect example of this principle in action
Fun list! I'd add SPACs to the list: With blind trust handing a sack of money to financial managers who can buy whatever they want, at whatever prices and get a royal payday whether it's a good buy or not.
Only for public officials... especially those in Congress 😂! You’re absolutely right - SPVs, especially SPACs, have a bit of a history of being used for some shady dealings in the past.
Loved the section on Passive Funds - everyone piling in without price discovery just builds a bubble waiting to pop. Markets need active checks to stay rational or we’re just on autopilot towards trouble. Appreciate the insight, looking forward to more of that renewed energy in the updates. Cheers.
Many people overlook the complexities of markets, much like they do with self-diagnoses via Google. They often take the easy route, making decisions without fully understanding the broader implications or potential consequences. Passive is a perfect example of this principle in action
Fun list! I'd add SPACs to the list: With blind trust handing a sack of money to financial managers who can buy whatever they want, at whatever prices and get a royal payday whether it's a good buy or not.
Only for public officials... especially those in Congress 😂! You’re absolutely right - SPVs, especially SPACs, have a bit of a history of being used for some shady dealings in the past.