If youre a pundit on one of these arsenal podcasts, channels, or shows, you gain a bigger following on the other site if you lean into the most base anxieties of what extremely online fans express most regularly.
The extremely online fans get mad. Arsenal pundits who lean in & pile on. Profit
04.02.2026 18:32 β
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Trump wanted low rates but when you pick the most partisan guy on the basis of obsequiousness, he may not get what he wants...
Also doesn't help when the dollar has shown persistent weakening for the first time in a while.
30.01.2026 01:50 β
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The long-term borrowing costs that American businesses, families, and Uncle Sam face...those are based on more than one election cycle
If you're going to cut rates to please the current President, there's some additional inflation or future rate hikes that also get priced in...
30.01.2026 01:49 β
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What you can expect from Warsh as Fed Chair
-More emphasis on what suits POTUS if it's a Republican
-Sudden concerns about inflation and fiscal deficits the moment it's not an R in the WH.
Don't expect the Fed to be a good-faith broker if govt is divided in the next crisis
30.01.2026 01:30 β
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Sure sounds like Kevin Warsh is Trump's Fed Chair choice
His views mostly change based on which master he intends to serve, and general partisan convenience.
Thought rates were too low until...November 2024. What a shocker
Tired: Data-dependence
Wired: Presidential-dependence
30.01.2026 01:29 β
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Scenarios!! (with Skanda Amarnath) | The Double Pivot Podcast
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talking through all the Champions League Matchday Eight ~~Scenarios~~ with @skandaamarnath.bsky.social and his projection spreadsheet www.patreon.com/posts/scenar...
27.01.2026 21:53 β
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Nice little preview of something weβve got cooking with some help from the great @skandaamarnath.bsky.social
26.01.2026 13:57 β
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The real move here is to say "we were really right because that's where Core PCE is now tracking"
13.01.2026 17:26 β
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no, it's JPM speak for "we were at 0.4% and it came in half that (rounded) so we need to explain why we boofed the estimate so bad"
13.01.2026 17:00 β
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Restaurant inflation still biting
13.01.2026 17:22 β
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Womp womp
CPI is a fixed-weight basket of goods and services, but PCE inflation is weighted towards how consumers actually spend
When you look at the goods where people actually allocate their dollars and prices are less volatile, we're seeing some meaningful upside right now
13.01.2026 17:18 β
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DELTA AIR LINES, INC.
Passenger Revenue
(Unaudited)
Three Months Ended Year Ended
December 31, December 31,
(in millions) 2025 2024 $ Change % Change 2025 2024 $ Change % Change
Ticket - Main cabin $ 5,620 $ 6,047 $ (427) (7) % $ 23,391 $ 24,497 $ (1,106) (5) %
Ticket - Premium products 5,695 5,222 473 9 % 22,097 20,599 1,498 7 %
Loyalty travel awards 1,096 1,043 53 5 % 4,237 3,841 396 10 %
Travel-related services 505 503 2 β % 2,043 1,957 86 4 %
Passenger revenue $ 12,916 $ 12,815 $ 101 1 % $ 51,768 $ 50,894 $ 874 2 %
Main Cabin (everything below first/business class) revenues -7% YoY while Premium (first/business) +9% is really wild.
13.01.2026 13:20 β
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nm we got DAL
*DELTA: 2026 GROWTH ACCELERATING ON CONSUMER, CORPORATE DEMAND
*DELTA AIR LINES TO BUY AS MANY AS 60 BOEING 787 JETS
*DELTA AIR LINES 4Q ADJ EPS $1.55, EST. $1.53
*DELTA AIR LINES 4Q PASSENGER REV. $12.92B, EST. $13.01B
*DELTA AIR LINES SEES 2026 ADJ EPS $6.50 TO $7.50, EST. $7.20
13.01.2026 11:31 β
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βAs this match *kinda* showsβ
Would prefer a more balanced pitch too. This is not my platonic ideal of a match but if you can get good finishes while encouraging attacking bowling & fields, would be good for broader game. T20s have done this for attacking batting (& defensive bowling)
27.12.2025 03:54 β
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Itβs not the greatest match iβve ever seen and I dont think we need this unbalanced of a pitch in general, but itβs set up to be a thrilling finish with extremely attacking bowling. It wouldnt be bad for cricket to try to capture that more consistently
27.12.2025 03:40 β
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Ok not βall that is greatβ but probably 80%. Which is pretty good and helps make sure we have a format that isnt something only 3-5 countries can afford to play
27.12.2025 03:26 β
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As this match kinda shows: if you spice up the pitch, cut out part time bowling and tail end batting, you probably can capture all that is great about test cricket in a duration of match comparable and competitive with t20s
27.12.2025 03:25 β
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4.44 shots plus key passes per 90, with 0.43 xG + xA
3.29 shots plus key passes per 90, with 0.34 xG + xA
One of these is Eze and one of these is Odegaard this season in the PL + CL.
23.12.2025 16:18 β
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There are no shortcuts to affordability
As 2025 comes to a close, affordability is the lens through which all policymakers are being judged.
There are no shortcuts to affordability. stayathomemacro.substack.com/p/there-are-... My new piece argues that the challenge for policymakers now is to support stable, sustainable growth. No quick fixes or gimmicks. We need βsome yearsβ of good policy.
18.12.2025 03:10 β
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fair. but I'd say the growth slowdown in '18 wasn't a crisis. neither was the Fed jacking up rates. but a stock like META doesn't drop like this unless there's a *theme* -- somewhat similar to those 2 instances -- happening
21.11.2025 23:44 β
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META has four 25%+ drawdowns in 13 years. (1) the 2018 growth scare (2) covid (3) the Fed going from ZIRP (4) trump breaking world trade.
what's happening now isn't a run of the mill correction
21.11.2025 23:19 β
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half of ORCL's 40%+ drawdowns happened during and after dotcom bubble. another was the 1987 crash.
multiple major stocks don't move like this unless something is *happening*
21.11.2025 23:24 β
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Thanks George!
02.11.2025 21:49 β
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The Lesson Nuclear Companies Should Take From the Dot-Com Boom
Rob talks New Jersey past, present, and future with Employ Americaβs Skanda Amarnath.
This week on Shift Key, I spoke with @skandaamarnath.bsky.social about how NJβs power prices became central to its gov race, whether the nuclear industry is in an AI-fueled mania, and what lessons power companies should take from the dot-com boom: heatmap.news/podcast/shif...
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