Hello traders everywhere. As we close out the last trading day of May, the only thing that I can think of are tariffs, tariffs, and more tariff talk. Tariffs have certainly been the theme of the month, and without much of a surprise, President Trump closed out the month with the announcement of Mexican tariffs. […]
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“When we started [researching MDMA] almost 20 years ago, George Greer, one of the psychiatrists who used MDMA with therapy before it became illegal told us, ‘there’s nothing you can do with MDMA that you can’t do without MDMA. You just might not get to it in this lifetime.’”
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“As geologists, we’re used to looking backwards. [The Anthropocene] appears significant but it would be far easier if we were 200 to 300, possibly 2,000 to 3,000, years in the future and then we could look back and say: yes, that was the right thing to do.”
↩︎ The Guardian
Budget carrier Wizz Air (LON:WIZZ) has expectedly been one of today’s UK share prices to watch, with investors digesting the low-cost airline’s full-year results. Broader market sentiment, however, has been subdued today following US President Donald Trump’s comments about tariffs on Mexico, which have added to global economy fears.
Wizz Air flies lower in downbeat market
Wizz Air has fallen deep into the red in today’s session even as it posted what it referred to…
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According to Australian Broadcasting Corporation News in 1973, a computer program called World1 offered up some predictions for the future. "Tracing categories such as population, pollution and natural-resource usage, World1 calculated that, by 2040, human civilization would collapse—a century after the best year to have been alive on the planet: 1940."
The program raises a few more questions than it answers about humanity’s ability "to effectively predict its future and correct its course."
Episode after episode, women are the subjects and objects of the action. Men are relegated to the traditional “girl” roles—the love interests, the parents, the minor quirksters providing comic relief, the trusty helpmeet whose death devastates but also motivates the hero.
↩︎ The Interpreter
We're constantly being bombarded by gamma rays from outer space. Sometimes this causes "bit flips," where a bit inside a computer switches from 0 to 1—and causes an election to go wrong, or a plane to crash.
Back in 2003, Belgium was holding a national election. One of their first where the votes would be cast and counted on computers. Thousands of hours of preparation went into making it unhackable. And when the day of the vote came, everything seemed to have gone well. That was, until a cosmic chain of events caused a single bit to flip and called the outcome into question.
A very good recent episode from Radiolab.
“He’s just like, ‘Why would you be late when you could be early?’ And I’m just like, ‘Why would you be early when you could be late?’”
↩︎ The Atlantic
As expected, specialty chemicals company Johnson Matthey (LON:JMAT) has been one of this session’s UK share prices to watch, posting a sharp drop with investors digesting its full-year results. The broader London market meanwhile has seen some recovery on the back of stronger oil, however, with a lid on gains with investors continuing to monitor the ongoing trade tensions between the US and China.
Johnson Matthey down on Thursday
In FTSE 100 companies, Johnson Matthey…
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One of the many memorable scenes in the 1978 comedy classic Animal House is when a 20-year-old Kevin Bacon tries to tell the crowd at the Faber College alumni parade to “remain calm, all is well!” just before he gets trampled flat by the onrushing mob. I flashbacked to that this week watching global bond […]
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Islamic finance has grown at a healthy pace, and within this market, sukuk—Shariah-compliant bonds—have increasingly attracted attention from investors across the globe. Franklin Templeton Global Sukuk and MENA Fixed Income’s Dino Kronfol is optimistic about the next decade for sukuk’s role in the global fixed income space. He shares what developments he’d like to see to make that happen.
Artykuł Maintaining Sukuk’s Momentum pochodzi z serwisu Investment Adventures in Emerging Markets.
Islamic finance has grown at a healthy pace, and within this market, sukuk—Shariah-compliant bonds—have increasingly attracted attention from investors across the globe. Franklin Templeton Global Sukuk and MENA Fixed Income’s Dino Kronfol is optimistic about the next decade for sukuk’s role in the global fixed income space. He shares what developments he’d like to see to make that happen.
Artykuł Maintaining Sukuk’s Momentum pochodzi z serwisu Investment Adventures in Emerging Markets.
Curiosity rover images stitched together and animated to simulate what cloud movement looks like from the surface of Mars.
We will do this through Instagramming, blogging, podcasting, Facebooking, working with advertisers, knowing our angles. We are preparing ourselves to perform motherhood with a hashtag.
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"Nobody I know would have been there if they had required SAT scores. That was part of the reason I went to Bennington... Everybody there was like the oddly gifted person who made bad grades and hung out in the parking lot."
↩︎ Esquire
Hello traders everywhere. For the first time since early March, all three indexes have traded below their 200-Day MA. In fact, they are also trading below their 50-Day MA as well, is this a signal that the stock market is set up to head lower? As we head into afternoon trading the DOW, S&P 500 […]
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