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Tuesday, March 31, 2020
Debelle: regulation could be "helpful" to FX code
"The non-pharmacological components of a good club." For architects, 250 things you should know.
At the Germany-Denmark border—closed two weeks ago for the pandemic—an elderly couple (safely) meets to chat.
"The libido isn’t just persevering in quarantine; it’s loudly insisting." Trending during the pandemic: virtual sext bunkers.
Remembering the 2009 Alexander McQueen show that changed the future of fashion.
Overly descriptive color palettes.
Fou yellowish orange. One-on-one clear blue. Tractive barbie pink. Farraginous nice blue. Scrubby pale rose. Jerking grapefruit.
↩︎ colors.lol
"Corona is the cure." British white supremacists posing as Extinction Rebellion post eco-fascist propaganda.
On pretense of pandemic, Hungary's Orban is granted sweeping new powers, becoming the dictator he always wanted to be.
Submariners are likely among the last pockets of people who are unaware of the coronavirus.
Salles was at sea in a sub when his father died, but the news was kept from him until he had finished his 60-day mission. He believes current submariners will likely only be told of the pandemic as they head back to port, in the final two days of their mission.
↩︎ The Los Angeles Times
Why Inflation?
The simple answer is that is what they are doing, inflating. The slightly less simple answer is that they inflated in 2001 and it worked (for gold, silver, commodities and eventually stocks, roughly in that order). It also worked in 2008-2009 (for gold, silver, commodities and eventually stocks, roughly in that order). The more complicated […]
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India is the top source of drug ingredients. The White House wants restrictions lifted amid fears of a US drug supply shortage.
In case this applies to your stay-at-home situation: How to arrange your home to get a stronger wifi signal.
On the appeal of men with hairy backs.
A poem for your week: Dorothea Lasky's "I Like Weird Ass Hippies." Readable version here.
A round-up of people doing good deeds during the pandemic.
March 29: COVID Update. I’ve tried to use these threads to give you the straight story as best I can of what I see. And I will continue to do that Monday-Saturday.
— Andy Slavitt @ �� (@ASlavitt) March 30, 2020
But Sunday is going to be something different. 1/
Worth the click-thru. Related, in case you missed it, "Some Good News with John Krasinski."
Here’s Proof That the Market Bid Is Strong - Buy Dips This Week
Here’s Proof That the Market Bid Is Strong - Buy Dips This Week
Monday, March 30, 2020
FX swap users hope to avert month-end crunch
CLS assembles data science team to decode FX volatility
Are Silver & Gold Mirroring 1999 To 2011 Again?
Today, we are writing about a pattern that our research team sees in the Gold/Silver ratio which is correlated to the price movement of Gold. What does this mean and how can we profit from this setup? Let’s get started trying to explain this chart pattern/setup. Gold/Silver Ratio Chart From A New Angle This first […]
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The world’s biggest condom producer, based in Malaysia, says the lockdown will cause a widely-felt shortage.
"12 million gloves, 130,000 N95 masks, 1.7 million surgical masks." America is airlifting in medical supplies.
Corporate conglomerates are interpreting "social distancing" with logo redesigns.
While media consumption is up generally, podcast consumption is down, perhaps because people aren't commuting.
For researchers who study boredom, this is a "once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to hopefully learn some really important things."
Who are the workers most likely to need emergency income support during the coronavirus crisis?
It is extremely difficult to predict how many of the 164.4 million people who report working for pay at any point during the previous year... will experience reduced hours or earnings as a result of the current coronavirus-related economic slowdown.
↩︎ Econofact
Why to pay people to stay home: the history of livestock epidemics shows quarantine combined with financial incentives works best.
Margaret Atwood’s advice for surviving pandemics.
Take heart! Humanity's been through it before. There will be an Other Side, eventually. We just need to make it through this part, between Before and After.
↩︎ The Globe and Mail
Collective and remote, digital and human: Record yourself playing along with a neural net trained to "Disintegration Loops."
Gerry is a font made out of gerrymandered Congressional districts.
Monday headlines: The comedy routine America needs right now.
If This Happens This Week I Will Know It Is Time To Buy Stocks [Pick]
If This Happens This Week I Will Know It Is Time To Buy Stocks [Pick]
Sunday, March 29, 2020
FX vol revived by Covid-19 - but for how long?
Currency Chart Patterns Worth Paying Attention To
The forex market is experiencing glorious volatility for day and swing traders. It is a major wealth-building opportunity for those who take advantage. I discussed some of the ways to take advantage in Things to Remember When Trading Volatile Markets. In that article, I mentioned that “biases kill me” in volatile conditions. Trying to predict which way the price will go will mean lots of missed profitable opportunities. I let the price lead and I…
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"Stay Home Save Lives" Drives Oil Futures Lower
Crude Oil Futures Crude oil futures in the May contract is trading lower for the 2nd consecutive session after settling last Friday in New York at 22.63 a barrel while currently trading at 22.23 down about 40 cents for the trading week continuing its bearish momentum. Fundamentally speaking, the energy complex sold off sharply, with […]
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Saturday, March 28, 2020
Seeing Beyond The Black Swan Event
Just before the COVID-19 pandemic struck the S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Dow, Ray Dalio was recklessly dismissive of cash positions, stating "cash is trash." Even Goldman Sachs proclaimed that the economy was recession-proof via "Great Moderation," characterized by low volatility, sustainable growth, and muted inflation. Not only were these assessments incorrect but they were ill-advised […]
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Friday, March 27, 2020
Google presses pause on its tradition of April Fool's jokes in light of the coronavirus.
Was This A Bear Market Rally?
Stocks are ending the week on a sour note after experiencing a three-day rally mid-week that saw the three major indexes gain upwards of +13%. But was this a bear market rally? Or can the upward momentum continue? What is a bear market rally, you ask? A bear market rally is a sharp short-term increase […]
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