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How to Finally Understand Finance – Without Being a Gordon Gekko Wannabe(youtube.com)
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The Economics of 'Brexit'(finimize.com)
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4 of Trump's (economic) ideas that AREN'T nuts(finimize.com)
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Show HN: User-Generated Blog (Finimize Your Life)(eqb.works)
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Deciphered: What the UK Budget Means for You(finimize.com)
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A Banker’s Review of the Big Short(beta.finimize.com)
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Check Out Yogi Berra Explaining the Year in Finance(readymag.com)
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Mobile Tools for the Tech Savvy Investor(theglobeandmail.com)
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How the Fed Hike Affects the Rest of the World(beta.finimize.com)
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How Draghi is stealing growth from the US(beta.finimize.com)
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Surviving Thanksgiving Small Talk: Finance-Themed Conversation Starters(beta.finimize.com)
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HP Split into Two a Month Ago; Y'day the New Co's Gave Guidance for First Time(beta.finimize.com)
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by stindle 11y ago
:) To be fair to the person, we bill ourselves as a simple email-based daily read of the financial news (hence the Q&A function for when we're not as simple as we'd like)
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by stindle 11y ago
The point is definitely true of all US-dollar commodities (which is basically every commodity price out there). I wrote the article, actually, in response to a question from a reader of our email who was confused when I wrote: "commodi
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by stindle 11y ago
I think it's mainly because a high oil price is good for the economies of oil-exporting countries, like Russia, Canada and Norway (to name a few). More exports = more economic growth. More economic growth (all things equal) should equa
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by stindle 11y ago
The example assumes that all other factors (like demand) remain constant. You are correct in saying that a higher oil price will lead some users to switch to a different energy source in some scenarios. The point is to explain why financial
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Why the Oil Price and the US Dollar Are Negatively Correlated(beta.finimize.com)
44 points by stindle 11y ago|24 comments
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Show HN: How a Startup Should Pitch to an Influencer(withoutbullshit.com)
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Show HN: How a Startup Should Pitch to an Influencer(withoutbullshit.com)
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