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Investment Advice for the pandemic?
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Ask HN: Which stocks would you invest in right now?
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Ask HN: Which public companies will do well in the near future post-Covid world?
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7y ago
Some commentators are just forwarding wisdom passed down from their ancestors and grandma's. Please mention only stuff what you have personally, empirically validated and invalidated - otherwise this thread is only as good as any rand
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Ask HN: What home or herbal remedies have worked for you?
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Ask HN: What are some gift ideas from an alumni to a professor?
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7y ago
How about all the soylent junkies?
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Wow. It is only semi-structured, but incoherent? Surely not. For one, I got the point of the writer, and got it well. I could feel how she feels. Sure it doesn't follow some rigid way of "how things should be written*, but I tru
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Ok. So let's say I believe in this, with the implication that oil prices in the future are likely to go up. Any investment advice? How can one - say a UK taxpayer - profit off of this investment thesis?
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"We don't measure the patients metabolism of a drug at all. Individuals bodies process drugs differently and have different side effects. It seems that differences in reactions could be related to different metabolic pathways bein
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" the reason USA and many other countries succeeded is due to openness to embrace diversity." - I'd say it was due to a combination colonialism of Asia, subjugation of Africa by the slave trade and world wars recking Europe.
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Nobel Laureate Al Roth predicts what the world might look like in 100 years [pdf]
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