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csinvesting.org
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conversableeconomist.com
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| | | | | One of the strange aspects of the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank back in March (discussed on this blog here, here, and here) was the realization that many banks hold deposits are much larger than $250,000. Thus, the depositors are not covered by federal deposit insurance and are ready to participate in a bank run | |
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mb.amitgawande.com
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| | | | | Every service wants to be everyone's favourite. But what the makers are working towards is being favoured. Or popular. There is a minute but significant distinction between those two. It is easy to market something subjective, which is what the latter is. "Best...". "Most liked...". "Hottest...". How often do we hear those words in advertisements? The former, on the other hand, is binary. Objective. You are either someone's favourite, or you are not. | |
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vitalyobukhov.wordpress.com
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