Bet 26 and 27 break the 21 and 22 highs of crypto money and easy policy. The amount of AI wealth at the upper end has been insane
Who else is out there using prepaid equity collars to manage single stock risk from all of these mega IPOS? 🫡
Tired of these pieces, but at what point does this start to actually matter? We tend to talk about the US consumer doing the heavy lifting
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A rant on the shiniest object "The Basis trade of doom" in my blog post in comments. Everything people are telling you about the basis trade is wrong.
Some really cool slides from ICONIQ makes you think on how truly great these companies will be if all of it is sustainable
The Great Sorting has begun.
A new class of software companies identified from our dataset, which we call Pacesetters, is compressing years of growth into a fraction of the time. They’re spending more, growing faster, and generating more for it.
Earlier this year, we explored this shift in “A Coming Age of Reason.” Our latest report puts the data behind that thesis.
Download the 2026 State of Scaling: our annual Topline Growth and Operational Efficiency Report: bit.ly/4hcZT0P
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Talking your own shop, but good to consider aqr.com/Insights/Research/Al…
Really love Colossus, but feel their best pieces are sometimes on more unknown individuals. Maybe this one suffers from the dictator dilemma they describe as I thought it would have better insights and unexplored themes. Awesome write up yet nothing new?
Mark, by @colossusjeremy.
This is a story about the head of history's largest nonterritorial empire, who nonetheless remains a prisoner of his rivals. Has he finally found a way out?
The profile has been nearly a year in the making. Stern interviewed three dozen people, including Zuckerberg, his MMA coach, and his critics and competitors at the frontier AI labs. He spoke with his parents, Karen and Ed, and watched their son get punched in the face.
The story spans Meta HQ in Menlo Park, the Zuckerbergs' homes in Palo Alto and Lake Tahoe, and a party in a Manhattan warehouse with Kylie Jenner and Timothée Chalamet. There is also a sneak peek of Aaron Sorkin's forthcoming sequel about Zuckerberg, sourced via a Hollywood fixer Stern first encountered in Russia.
The result is a profile unlike one you've read before.
colossus.com/article/mark-zu…
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Can you design a portfolio that is behind January through September but in the fourth quarter kicks the hell out of everyone?
Are the Schwab self imposed 10M limits for L/S tax harvesting really about clients / regulation? Or more about their own balance sheet / internal issues? I don’t really understand why you would make that the minimum
Any bettors on whether Mexico will benefit from AI investment boom? So far they only seem to import, put together, and then ship to US. Next chapter for nearshoring perhaps?
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top 4 guitarists alive today (imo)
- Markus King
- John Mayer
- Derek Trucks
- Billy Strings
Always enjoy these Blockchange quaterly updates. Their consumer comment seems on point, but still feels bittersweet that all we managed to move from a consumer perspective was the finance side. There used to be so much excitement for other aspects, which have mostly disappeared.
