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Chart Dive on Private Credit, PE/VC
20+ charts on the private side
May 21
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Moses Sternstein
20
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That Escalated Quickly
5 Idea Friday: Homehealthfraud; Perfect Inflationary Storm; Auto Supplychain Puzzle; Mobile FTW; GLP-1 Yimbyism
May 15
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Moses Sternstein
23
5
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"ICE has not improved labor markets(?)
The impact of deportations on US workers has more than meets the eye
May 13
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Moses Sternstein
17
4
A New Bull Rises
5 Idea Friday: Bull market, but not for everyone; Pareto Outcomes Embiggering; K-Shaped Oddity; Luxury Woes
May 8
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Moses Sternstein
17
2
Durable goods different; terminal values; a funny thing about energy costs; Japanese future; Hidden healthcare taxes
Five Idea Friday: Featuring "Hidden Healthcare Taxes," and other interesting, but important, asides
May 1
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Moses Sternstein
25
1
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Price Check on Terminal Value
Will anything stop this AI train?
May 1
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Moses Sternstein
15
2
April 2026
Uncharted waters (reprise); Almighty Consumer check; Healthcare[-fraud] GDP?; AI-Lawyering for Me; Longs, but not shorts
Five Idea Friday: Musing again on growth without growing, and other tidings, good and bad
Apr 24
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Moses Sternstein
17
6
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The marks aren't high enough?
Notes and charts on the current price(s) of equities
Apr 24
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Moses Sternstein
12
2
DOGE ftw!; Luxury woes; Manufacturing Boomlet; Real AI threat; Housing Supply is *perfect*
Five Idea Friday: featuring a manufacturing boom, and 20+ charts to carry you through the weekend
Apr 17
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Moses Sternstein
30
6
5
Uncharted waters, blissfully unaware
Growth without growing is the name of the game, so how're we doing, so far?
Apr 15
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Moses Sternstein
19
1
5
Michael Burry Chimes in...When it comes to housing, it’s the interest rates, stupid
The Big Shorter declares "Random Walk is correct! There is no affordability-shortage crisis, but there is a 30-year fixed rate mortgage subsidy crisis"
Apr 6
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Moses Sternstein
30
9
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When to cut bait?
At what point does one conclude that a fund's performance is what it is
Apr 2
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Moses Sternstein
18
4
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