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We humans like to place blame. It’s one of our defense mechanisms, one of those lizard-brain behaviors we’re stuck with. But being able to recognize those behaviors – in ourselves and others – can help us overcome them. At TrendLabs,…
At a rumored valuation somewhere between $2 trillion and $3 trillion, SpaceX would instantly become one of the largest companies on Earth. Depending on where it ultimately opens, we’re talking about a company worth roughly 1% to 2% of the…
Everybody wants to know “who wins” AI. OpenAI. Anthropic. Google. xAI. Maybe it’s a company nobody’s even heard of yet. I don’t know. More importantly, I don’t think that’s the most interesting question. I’m certainly not an AI expert. I…
It’s still a bull market, and we’re still looking for stocks to buy. Our basic bet is that stock prices are going higher from here. We’re “long,” is how they put it on Wall Street. When you’re long, one day…
One of my favorite things to do is ignore what people are saying and watch what they’re actually doing. Economists can argue. Strategists can debate. TV can spend all day discussing what might happen next. I want to know where…
Founder’s Note: Sam Gatlin is at that point in his career – in his life – where he’s getting better every day. It can be that way when you’re young… if you’re paying attention. Sam is definitely paying attention. Here…
At TrendLabs, we don’t spend a lot of time worrying about what should happen. We’re interested in what is happening. That’s literally why it’s called “TrendLabs.” Our job is to identify trends, recognize them before everybody else, and then figure…
Thirty years ago, Amos Tversky passed away. One of my favorite quotes of his was simple: “My colleagues, they study artificial intelligence. Me, I study natural stupidity.” It’s a funny line. But the older I get, the more profound it…
