The Drunken Bull
Jeff SiegelWhere every trade seemed like a good idea at the time.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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For the first time in roughly a century, gas-powered vehicles have fallen below 50% of global new-car sales, prompting electric vehicle critics everywhere to reassure themselves that this is merely a temporary fad that will disappear as soo...
Trump: America Could Save $90 Billion by Pretending Canada Doesn’t Exist
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Treasury Tries to Calm Bond Market, Bond Market Immediately Goes Back to Coke and Hookers
The U.S. Treasury Department’s attempt to calm the bond market appeared to work beautifully this week for approximately the amount of time it takes a Wall Street trader to finish a line of coke and call his favorite full-service sex worker....
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After announcing plans to cut roughly 7% of its workforce, Visa (NYSE: V) executives unveiled what they described as the company’s “next great growth initiative”: putting credit cards directly into the hands of sixth graders with Roblox (NY...
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