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  1. Há 9 horas · Johnny HopkinsJune 7, 2024 Podcasts Leave a Comment. During their recent episode, Taylor, Carlisle, and Robert G Hagstrom discussed Navigating Public Markets with a Private Equity Mindset, here’s an excerpt from the episode: Robert: I’m not going to be the dog chasing the tail that never catches the tail. So, let’s own good businesses ...

  2. Há 9 horas · När vi först träffade Moa, Benjamin, Ingrid, Finley och Jasmine på Tranellska gymnasiet i Västerås var det en krispig höstdag i början av första terminen. De var spända. Det mesta var nytt för dem: skolan, klasskompisarna och lärarna. Nu är det en annan, uppsluppen, samling som möter oss. Det är nedräkning till studenten.

  3. Há 9 horas · It is a stark “reality” that all are spiritual slaves—“if” is not an option, only whom you serve. All of mankind has been bound to sin and death ever since the Fall. Slavery to sin plagues the entire world. Those who reject the Word of God remain slaves to sin. Yes, all men are slaves to sin and death, but, by the grace of God, there is another option. Since Jesus fully paid the ...

  4. Há 9 horas · Overvalued. This week’s best investing research: Quality, Factor Momentum, and the Cross-Section of Returns (AlphaArchitect) Let’s Find The Next $100B Company (ASC) Gold and Inflation: An Unstable Relationship (CFA) A Hard-To-Beat Strategy (PAL) This week’s best investing tweet: This is a preview of @JohnHuber72 ’s latest article.

  5. Há 9 horas · Börsenweisheit des Tages | 07.06.2024. "Ich kann Ihnen nicht sagen, wie man schnell reich wird; ich kann Ihnen aber sagen, wie man schnell arm wird: indem man nämlich versucht, schnell reich zu werden." (André Kostolany) Posted by Michael C. Kissig am 7.6.24. Labels: André Kostolany , Börsenweisheiten.

  6. Há 9 horas · Ancient vessels, discovered by accident on the Mongolian steppe, have given us new insight into how the land’s ancient inhabitants ate. Archeologists have scraped caked residue from the insides of two Bronze Age cauldrons dating back 2,750 years, revealing that the vessels were once used for collecting the blood of ruminants, such as sheep and goats, as well as the milk of wild yaks (Bos mutus).