I’m just curious. How is it that South Korea, with a population of 51 million people, is testing hundreds of thousands, but the US — the richest country on planet earth — with a population of 360 million can’t get its act together? Please explain to me how this is possible. Thx
Sec. Bessent has made a lower 10yr yield a top priority, yet it’s the Administration’s own decision making that’s roiling the bond market and sending rates surging. Even more interesting considering Sec. Lutnick’s decades long history in the bond market with his former firm,
Serious question for @jack. If you think the @twitter Board is/was so dysfunctional and kept the company from being great as you imply either through your own tweets or replies to others why didn’t you do anything about it when you ran the company for several years?
Have read many comments about my interview w CathieDWood. You can agree with or criticize her answers. That’s your right. But she deserves credit for coming on and answering every one of my questions. She also graciously gave us 45 minutes to have an important and timely convo.
Hearing from some big investors tonight that we could be on the cusp of a great scenario for stocks: A Biden presidency, A Republican Senate, No massive spending “to make the bond market go crazy,” No major tax hikes, A ton of liquidity, A vaccine and “no more of the chaos.”
Many of the loudest crypto hypesters got in early and made a killing, then evangelized to the world which sucked in the speculators who believed the hype and are now left badly hurt. And that just flat out sucks.
Twitter Fam: Some exciting news to share. Today, @cnbc announced my new show, Closing Bell Overtime, which will air from 4-5pm eastern. Launch is slated for early March. Look forward to spending what I hope is another entertaining and informative hour with you. More to come…
I still don’t understand how elected officials are allowed to own individual stocks. They set policy, have access to classified information and regulate business. How is that possible?
