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qwrusz
10y ago
What are you asking HN? There is no question here.
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10y ago
>> "The critical question that researchers cannot answer is whether job growth, which traditionally has offset the loss of 6 percent of US jobs every quarter due to downsizing or closing businesses, can likewise absorb losses due
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qwrusz
10y ago
What do you mean down periods? Emotionally down? Periods where the business is struggling?
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qwrusz
10y ago
Why can't those living in Europe also buy index funds? You don't have to be US citizen to buy them? There are currency hedged funds if that's an issue for you.
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qwrusz
10y ago
Do you filter people or anyone can pay and come talk about stock trading? Wouldn't that get noisy?
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10y ago
//Disclaimer I don't work there. But I know people who do. While there are some articles out there bashing Bridgewater's work culture (similar to how Amazon's work culture got attacked in the press), the people I kn
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10y ago
In fact, Dalio himself just a couple years ago contacted Bridgewater's clients to tell them the firm fucked up, had miscalculated things and was over-exposed to duration risk (basically meaning they owned too many bonds, as you say). T
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10y ago
Just checked your option value calculator. I understand you're still building it out but wanted to say nice work so far! Something like this that's easy and clear could be really useful. Like some of the "estimate tax refund&
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10y ago
The small payments ranged between 17 cents and $1. But how the payment calculations were described, based on weirdly complicated raffle entry odds for gift certificates or with different questions randomly worth 25 cents or 50 cents or what
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10y ago
I think you guys are both right. And I'm sure one could construct some sort of venn diagram for startup funding with circles for equity, debt and bootstrapping; where a given startup is a good match for one or more funding choices (bas
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10y ago
I think these are cool. Folks who comment about the price or that they could make something similar themselves maybe don't get it or don't understand there are customers out there who appreciate having nice-looking, interesting ph
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10y ago
Debt usually is senior and paid first if a business is sold. But not always. In the case of startup debt, loan terms can be non-standard because VCs who own preferred shares don't want to subordinate their stake. It depends on the term
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10y ago
The article is not wrong, but I work in this space so maybe I can add some context from I have seen: The author seems a bit hyperbole happy; yes debt volume is up but it's nothing to foam at the mouth over...Phrases like " spiked
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10y ago
I didn't assume zero credentialed medical professionals are involved in the company. The article clearly states you have 12 nurse practitioners serving your 19,000 members. I looked at your website too and saw some of the other clinica
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10y ago
Thanks for coming on here and giving some insight. Not always easy to do as HN comments can sometimes get a bit brutal. I agree there needs to be better health care data science going on towards improving wellness and health care (assuming
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10y ago
Where are you looking? What is the problem? # of pages? I would stay away from notebooks with paper thats too thin and writing bleeds through to the other side, had issues with this and moleskin but YMMV. No affiliation, but on jetpens.com
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10y ago
Hi David, I made a similar move to industry work many years ago. My advice is to clarify what interests you, as data science and machine learning are huge fields. Also "machine learning" is still hard to pin down what that even me
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10y ago
I agree with you. Misleading article titles are a big pet peeve, but this is not as bad some of the clickbait out there. I think another interpretation could be: By popularizing this idea outside of SV it changed SV. As the general populati
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10y ago
Thank you. I found it odd the article would hype this piece like this, quote an entire paragraph and mention the Cormac McCrarthy connection and not give a link. News on the internets business as usual I guess.
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10y ago
You say you work in the industry. How long have you been doing this and what do you do? You don't have to answer but your questions are odd for someone with experience in the industry. But let's get into it: How is performance mad
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10y ago
Illuminati confirmed then right. My bad. Professional investors are not pretty consistently beating the market... secular ! Anyone can have a good year or two. I'm not talking about dudes talking their book on CNBC. Yes there are shops
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The market cannot be beat by 100% of amateurs piddling away on their brokerage account during a few spare hours a week. The market cannot be beat by 99.9% of professional investors spending all their time day and night trying and with a tea
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10y ago
That's a great summary and advice! It's crazy there is this giant industry of overpaid people that exists only because people don't listen to that advice. Disclaimer: I work in said industry.
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I don't mind the risk. I think it's great there's a way to support cool product ideas that still need time and money to figure out if it will work. It's not for everyone, but I'd be happy to back a hardware project
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This is not really an issue with what some companies are doing. This is the main point of kickstarter. It's for people to support funding projects still in development and helping them get from that stage to get into production. In exc
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This may be true. But I have a feeling a large percentage of HN are not part of this trend, as it seems there's quite a few people on here who still have real jobs that involve concentrating, which is not the going trend for most of th
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10y ago
Well ya, if some VCs aren't open to new investors then LPs must invest with emerging managers. The extent to which top managers will revert to the mean is anyone's guess and years away from an answer. Why not just call it like it
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b) You can't generalize having magical abilities to pick top quartile managers ex ante. a) Some bigger LPs diversify across multiple VC firms and smaller LPs may access fund of funds (though very expensive). Either way broad diversific
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10y ago
Well if you think implied volatility is very high. That would be good for this strategy. This butterfly trade is selling volatility. If you mean illiquidity of single stock options, I agree with you, they are not good candidates for many op
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10y ago
It's impressive you just looked this up on Wikipedia and grasped what the paper's authors who have PhD's don't seem to get. Though maybe the authors know what they're doing and were under pressure to publish (publis
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