#Trends

Alex K.

alexkvan

recent trends in retail trading - a thread(1/5) just a few months before corona hit, several online brokerages cut commissions to zero, and the frequency of trades in retail accounts

Robert Colvile

rcolvile

Have been thinking about the parallels between UK and US elections, and the most obvious one is about geography - in particular, metropolis vs periphery (1/?) We're seeing all these

John Pasalis

JohnPasalis

A thread on the exuberance we are seeing in Toronto’s real estate market todayI have said that the housing market in the GTA (suburbs in particular) has “bubble-like” symptoms and

c10r

chatwithcharles

A few reasons why @aleph_im $aleph is one of my biggest long term holds for the next cycle. It's what I believe to be a future "blue chip". Little thread

Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project

ACLEDINFO

THREAD: This week we’ll be publishing the mid-year update to @ACLEDINFO’s special report on 10 conflicts to worry about in 2020 providing an overview of key political violence and protest

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mnolangray

Interesting that the two actual loci of planning power—transportation planning and land-use planning—have largely been ceded to engineers and attorneys. The planning profession essentially involves administering what they hand down.

Jai Malik

justanotherjai

This year has been a big one for the VC community, and it’s not even over yet:*Growth in popularity of @joinRepublic*New accredited investor definition*Advent of rolling funds* @MacConwell's new 506(c)

chris briem

chrisbriem

I think I will update this figure just for @tedcruz For some perspective, when the steel industry started a national strike in 1959, unemployment in Pittsburgh alone spiked by ~100K

jon klassen

burstofbeaden

just a quick thought on indie bookstores, re: the Binc / Libro fm stuff up for sale earlier: When i was in high school i took a lit course &

Ian Mulheirn

ianmulheirn

2) Income from the massive increase in aggregate wealth hasn't changed: you're much less rich with £1m when rates are 1% (the recent norm) than when they're 5% (early 2000s

Richard Geldreich

richgel999

If you've used personal computers long enough, you learn to recognize high level trends. You also learn how to recognize/predict when you're on the wrong side of a very strong

Eric Basmajian

EPBResearch

I have been discussing the trends in inflation lately. Today's report showed more of the same. Inflation is coming from the industrial upturn, concentrated in the goods sector while the

julien

julienchien

Been reading some tech/SV history, and got intrigued by the different naming trends through the years. It's really interesting that each "era" has their own naming trends.so, a not super

Michael Retchin

MichaelRetchin

12 Biotech Startup Founders You Should FollowHere are some founders of amazing biotech companies who also tweet frequently. I follow them for a unique window into company creation and to

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FI_imagineer

As the 2020's have started:Recession proof your life.Screw surviving, it’s time to thrive!Read on to learn how upcoming trends will impact YOU:THREAD [1/9]Get Ready to Fight For Your Job or

Alexander Agadjanian

A_agadjanian

There's been a lot of informative work on subgroup voting patterns in 2020. One thing I wonder about: how consistent is the story across surveys? I've been digging into crosstabs

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