Capital Mischief
Charlie GarciaCapital Mischief: what I learned briefing six presidents, applied to your portfolio. The market-moving events. Before the smart money sees them.
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Fourteen Institutional Research Desks. Two Trillion Under Management. One Identical Conclusion. Capital Mischief Translates It Into Sixteen Tickers.
A twenty-five-year-old hedge fund whiz kid with $5.5 billion dumped five of Wall Street's most crowded trades. Wall Street, naturally, is still long all five. This rarely ends well for Wall Street.
The President Walked Into the Situation Room With Three Loaded Pistols. He Pulled the Suspension Trigger First. Two Pistols Remain on the Table. Wednesday Decides Which One Fires Next.
The forces are positioned. The order is written. The legal authorization is in window through Wednesday. The President has not given the order, and there are five reasons.
Mstars Quoted Trent Reznor. Wade Quoted C.S. Lewis. Bob Built a Screen Bloomberg Forgot to Build. Brian Corrected My Ranger Math From Inside Three Personas. The Pentagon Has the Worse Comment Section.
Three carriers in the Arabian Sea, seven molecules on three clocks, a Cleveland Clinic in Abu Dhabi, a 3/5 Marine, a Spanish nun in 1577, and the comment section that held all of it.
Oh God, Oh God, Oh God
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Advised six presidents, both parties. MarketWatch columnist (900K readers). This is what I write without adult supervision. Founded R360, the world's most exclusive private club. What centimillionaires say when reporters aren't in the room.
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