Good morning.
Reddit is now on Wall Street’s radar for investment ideas (welcome to the party). But while Wall Street may be focused on the retail traders in WallStreetBets, other parts of the site can offer some great investment lessons as well.
For instance, one user posted the results of a survey they conducted on LinkedIn to determine what has caused the latest shifts in digital transformation. The overwhelming response? The pandemic. That data gives insight that company leaders may not have been ahead of the curve, but they knew how to react when a dire situation presented itself. The investment lesson? Digital trends are still ongoing, and investors likely have years of ample opportunities to profit in the space.
Now here’s the rest of the news:
February 15, 2020
There is a ‘secret shame’ of middle-class Americans’ and it’s not diminishing!
What is perhaps most frustrating is that the Great Affordability Crisis is amenable to policy solutions — ones most other rich countries adopted decades ago. In other developed economies, child care, early education, and higher education are public goods, and do not require high-interest-rate debts or end-less
But the Great Aflordability Crisis hides in plain sight, obvious to households but unmentioned in the country’s headline economic numbers. It persists even as President Donald Trump rightly praises the country’s growth, low unemployment rate, and rising household incomes. And though there are many nationwide policies that could end
“Where are we today?” I know where I am. 😉
February 15, 2019
“All bridges can be crossed, so do not give up!”
Played bridge at the community centre this morning with my mom!
Busy weekend ahead… Getting my tax info ready for my accountant over this weekend. Caryl and I go for dinner with Bill and Chris to celebrate the “girl’s birthdays”… of course Monday is ‘Family Day’, so we have a 3_day weekend. Lots to do… got to run… 😉
“It’s agreed. You won’t mess with us and Harry won’t unleash himself on the world.”