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Great overview and terrific reminders of First Principles. Nice video clip too!Thanks!
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is there a full interview on this Blankfein interview with Rose anywhere? Could not find it with a cursory Google search. Thanks.
No idea how this doesn’t have 300K likes. Amazing work man and bless you for helping/educating others.
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Great calls this week bud. Keep movin'. Let's have a good weekend too.
Incredible resource. What do you think of Richard Werner’s theory of Disaggregated Credit Creation, wherein more emphasis is placed on the total amount of bank credit (loans) granted for specific economic sectors rather than interest rates alone?
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This is excellent and a lot of work has gone in. Cheers
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On 60 mins somewhere
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This has been remarkable and I’m very glad I am a paying subscriber. Looking forward to country primers!
We are in it together 🤝
Thanks for the support
Great overview and terrific reminders of First Principles. Nice video clip too!Thanks!
🤝🔥
Thank you !
Who was on this video clip?
ceo of goldman
is there a full interview on this Blankfein interview with Rose anywhere? Could not find it with a cursory Google search. Thanks.
No idea how this doesn’t have 300K likes. Amazing work man and bless you for helping/educating others.
This is beautiful. I am grateful for your perspective and work.
Wow that good job
Great calls this week bud. Keep movin'. Let's have a good weekend too.
Incredible resource. What do you think of Richard Werner’s theory of Disaggregated Credit Creation, wherein more emphasis is placed on the total amount of bank credit (loans) granted for specific economic sectors rather than interest rates alone?
The subscription is way to expensive
This is excellent and a lot of work has gone in. Cheers
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