Comments From Connecticut
Jim Miller"Thoughts on how we can be a better society."
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The Legislature’s Special Session – Affordable Housing on the Docket
The Connecticut State legislature has called a special two-day session this week, with the House meeting on Wednesday and the Senate meeting Thursday. A critical agenda item is to pass a new version of the Housing legislation (HB5002) that ...
Risks Lurking Below the Surface – Private Credit
The Private Credit market has grown from $500 billion in 2014 to $2.5 trillion in 2024, a compound growth rate of 17.5% per year. Private credit has displaced bank lending in LBOs, project finance and acquisitions.
Scientific Research - Back to the Future
The Trump Administration’s recent moves against universities raises an important question for America – What is the role of government funding in research? In 2023, the government spent $60 billion on university research.
Investing Commentary April 2025
Good investors and traders make a habit of putting their thoughts into words. The discipline of demanding clarity from oneself is important to having a clear head when making investment decisions. I have been writing a quarterly piece for m...
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Jim Miller lives in Lyme Connecticut. He is active in local civic and charitable activities. Jim believes in freedom and that all people are created equal.
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