A Mahayana Buddhist tale describes two birds, the Kankucho, who live high atop the world's tallest mountains. It's always cold there, so too are they. Every night Mrs. Kankucho cries out "I'm freezing." and Mr.
Last Friday we discussed the difference between factual data (we called this “WHAT IS”) and “everything else” (which we called “static”) or the entire sum of all interpretations, extrapolations, and forecasts that inevitably follow the publishing of every data point. And we promised to provide an example of the latter, so here goes.
Every morning at 6:30 PST, Mr. Market gives Atlas a wake-up call. During the preceding 14.5 hours, our sites and sources have been parsing the data collected from the prior day’s activity in all the financial markets we follow.
All models are wrong, but some are useful – George E. P. Box
As Britain negotiates its exit from prior trading contracts as a member of the European Union, it has begun to forge new economic relations and reinforce others. On September 20, 2017, the island nation held a signing ceremony at the U.S. Department of State marking an $88 million commitment to participate in a particle physics experiment.
We’ve all come across an individual who is good at everything. You know, that friend who speaks several languages or excels at games of logic. How about those folks who pick up musical instruments for the first time and instantly play a generational favorite? Perhaps this describes you. One thing is for sure, it does not describe me. These unique individuals
Technology continues rippling through our economy in interesting and innovative ways. We have all heard how easy it is to shop from home and have boxes appear on your doorstep filled with your latest purchases. Even more technical advances are helping NASA train astronauts using virtual reality. Those of us not proficient in physics are still able to experience the tech-revolu
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