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Slow descent or ready for takeoff?
Why not both? Some thoughts on what the new year might bring
2 hrs ago
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Moses Sternstein
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AI rubber hits road, when? (cont.)
Continuing to riff on the haves and have-nots of the AI trade
Dec 11
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Moses Sternstein
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AI rubber hits road, when?
10+ charts on the transformation of AI promise into AI results (or the lack thereof)
Dec 8
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Moses Sternstein
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5 Idea Friday: capex, slow n' steady (and others)
The surprisingly linear ascent of tech capex, mysteries of biotech capital allocation, ex-chinese etailers, never go full French, and CRE's bottom (and…
Dec 5
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Moses Sternstein
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Of Waymo, holiday shopping, and the buyer's market for homes
Riffing on themes in 10+ Charts
Dec 4
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Moses Sternstein
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Checking in on those white collar blues
10+ charts on the recent grad struggle (and white collar malaise, more broadly)
Dec 1
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Moses Sternstein
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China and the ‘Beggar Thy Neighbor’ Trade
Checking in on the apparent Chinese plan to go net-zero imports
Nov 25
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Moses Sternstein
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5 idea Friday
Five little thoughts for the weekend of diets, stimulus, the future of code, Rules of 40, and Bragawatts
Nov 21
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Moses Sternstein
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The secret to PE exits
A 13-chart mid-dive on the current state of PE
Nov 20
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Moses Sternstein
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It’s getting cold out there (beyond the GPUs)
A 16 chart check on the Almighty Consumer (who isn't an HVAC specialist), and where the first cut is deepest
Nov 17
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Moses Sternstein
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AI lending spree (10+ charts)
Debt has entered the picture and taken over the stage, and that's better than people think
Nov 12
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Moses Sternstein
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Batteries set records, and other missives
Big batteries, big profits, and the K-shaped Manhattan home price shift (plus the softest markets in the country)
Nov 10
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Moses Sternstein
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