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I pulled the trigger yesterday and bought one of the worst cryptocurrencies of all time. Everybody seems to hate this name. They hate the founder. They hate the whole thing. It’s down more than 90% from its peak in 2021.…
For over a decade I lived in New York City, which means I went out a lot and ate very well. It’s hard not to. Throughout my 20s, clients and colleagues would take me out to incredible restaurants. My dinners…
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Founder’s Note: You can probably read the last three Saturday EWs from Grant Hawkridge – Data Beats Feel, The People Around You Shape Your Edge, and Why I Trust Charts– and come away with a good grasp of every major…
If you live life long enough you’re going learn things along the way. I used to think most of what we become is taught. Environment, structure, discipline. Do the right things long enough and you get predictable outcomes. That sounds…
There’s a lot about the stock market that we don’t know, especially about the future. But there are a few things we do know. And here at TrendLabs, those are the things we build around. Prices trend. They don’t move…
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