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The Problem with Expensive Real Estate
(bloomberg.com)
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How Alexander Calder Conquered the World of Moving Art
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Bitcoin Plunge Exposes a Fundamental Flaw
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Technological Inevitability
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The blunt trauma might be NAFTA, which came into force in 1994.
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> SKB: When the SubGenius was originally created, it was the trickle-down theory and Reaganomics. Those policies destroyed our middle class then, and it’s still affecting us today. I don't buy the argument that Reagan's polic
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Mysterious Gold Trades of 4M Ounces Spur Price Plunge
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China Eases Limits on Foreign Ownership of Financial Firms
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Bitcoin Is No Bubble, Says Investor With 30K Bitcoin Stake
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George Soros: From Popper to Rove and Back (2007)
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Bitcoin's Enormous Energy Costs May Prove to Be Its Biggest Risk
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A Tour of U.S. Tax History: How to Break Out of Our Long National Tax Nightmare
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Why would they do all that work for free?
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Two reasons: leverage and taxes. With REITs, there is typically no leverage and the dividends are taxed as ordinary income. If you invest in real estate directly, you can borrow at low rates and the tax treatment is better through deduction
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Here are a couple of financial blogs that have reviewed RealtyShares. (Note: they may be compensated by companies mentioned through advertising, affiliate programs, or otherwise.) https://www.financialsamurai.com/realtyshare
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Ethereum Creator Wonders Whether His Currency Should Be Scarcer
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A ketogenic diet stimulates your body to produce ketones, which seems preferable to drinking something which tastes like "rubbing alcohol" with a "nail polish" aftertaste.
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Yes? I hope it's not controversial to say that doing business with a television network is fundamentally different from cooperating with an intelligence agency.
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Paul Graham on Yuri Milner at the time: "If there's one mistake this story makes, it's in trying to come up with complicated theories about why Yuri does well. He's simply smart." https://news.ycombinator
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How is RT at all comparable to the CIA? Even if you accept the premise that RT is a Russian propaganda channel, it's not a foreign intelligence service.
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Whether they're a $1T company in that timeframe (one year) mostly depends on the strength of the U.S. dollar, given that the majority of their revenue comes from overseas.
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The Upside of Being Ruled by the Five Tech Giants
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> Nobody believes that Proof of Work is here to stay... Why not? PoW is a classic case of Worse Is Better : https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worse_is_better
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Wall Street Learns to Dance Bitcoin's Tune
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If you follow a simple rebalancing strategy, you'll automatically sell stocks when they are more expensive and buy them when they are cheaper.
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From the article, suggestions include: * Requiring verification of real names for people. (Kevin Kelly) * Firing at least half of the leadership team and replacing them with people of color. (Ellen Pao) * Becoming a public benefit corporati
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Berkshire Hathaway currently has a $100 billion cash stockpile. There have been multiple times in Mr. Buffett's career when he waited for better investment opportunities by holding cash. Besides, cash isn't so bad. If you roll ove
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The Best Shareholder Letters (That Nobody Is Reading)
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Reason, for me, will always be the digital audio workstation by Propellerhead Software[1]. It was a masterpiece of user experience design. [1]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reason_(software)
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How Floyd Mayweather Helped Two Young Guys from Miami Get Rich
(nytimes.com)
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