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The reason we have to study philosophy is that
The reason we have to study philosophy is that we have to have some reference point in our lives. In other words, if it’s different from time to time, we can’t form a social structure because what’s right and what’s wrong becomes too personal. In order to form a social structure, we need to agree…
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Kathy Wood, Investors Letter – “The Journey From Monetary Policy Shock To An Innovation-Led Economic Boom”
Kathy Wood, Investors Letter – “The Journey From Monetary Policy Shock To An Innovation-Led Economic Boom” NVIDIA suddenly closed with a 5% plunge ahead of the $1000 mark. Cathie Wood, who has continued to express her negative views on NVIDIA, posted an investor letter on the ARK Invest website on March 7, and I’m posting…
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Market clearing in the first week of March, resting stock market
Market clearing in the first week of March, resting stock market Foreign Change – Active Market Stocks were in good shape this week, boosted by gains in U.S. stocks. U.S. stocks remained strong, with lower interest rates contributing to the index’s gains. Higher-than-expected inflation and Powell’s dovish comments pushed Treasury yields lower quickly. But Friday’s…
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First of all, if you look at the recent news flow in Japan, you can see that the Japanese authorities
I wanted to give you a general analysis comment on the Fed members’ comments, but right now, the Bank of Japan is more important. Personally, I thought the Bank of Japan would move in April, but it seems quite likely that there will be some signal of austerity at the BOK Financial Policy Committee in…
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We need to know how to grow Ai company to succeed in investing.
[What is Inductive Bias? – Essential for predicting the future of AI semiconductors] Among the lectures I’ve taught so far, it may be the most impactful lecture in terms of business planning. First of all, if we interpret an inductive bias literally, it can be called a “biased way of thinking about something.” (It’s hard,…