Diego Segura
@diegosegura
designer, writer, founder. currently obsessed with monetary theory, high finance, corporate law, regretting dropping out of high school, and sudoku. author of a 2018 book, “the dropout manifesto.”
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We write to speculate on the potential for a comeback. Grant’s, don’t mistake us, is bearish on bonds for the long run. If past is prologue, and if there’s anything at all to the fine art of pattern recognition, a new cycle of irregularly rising rates could be upon us, and it might persist for decades, like the 3.5
decade bear bond... See more
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it is initially strange to me that Chubb hasn't started a direct to consumer channel for individual policies, but then again having deeper relationships with the entities they insure probably makes their underwriting practice infinitely better
[...] operators are unlikely to add much supply over the next several years. For one thing, day rates aren’t high enough to justify new orders. Tidewater reckons a rate of at least $38,000 to justify the purchase of a new OSV at an assumed 15% cost of capital. In the second quarter, Tidewater itself was earning an average of $16,042 per day.... See more
Here’s something I’m very thankful I was told while I was still in my 20s: that the point of all this “hard work” is to recognize the person it makes you, not what it “gets” you
Notes on **Higher for much longer**, *Grant's Interest Rate Observer*, Vol. 41 No. 14
- learned who Louise Yamada is, apparently someone who Grant's gives the credit of being an adept market timer
- Grant's wrote an article on June 4 2004, **Bonds: The next generation** that made the same prediction... See more
I don’t believe I forwarded her any applications, because from what I remember we got, like, two. But I never forgot that email. Emily was so successful in her early years of entrepreneurship because she wasn’t afraid to ask —whether she was wrangling a celebrity for Into the Gloss’s most popular feature, Top Shelf, or convincing advertisers like... See more
After the Gloss: What’s Next for Emily Weiss
Bloomberg reported last year that one of these vessels, the 115m long Amur 2501 had taken on grain at Sevastopol in early July before heading to the Kerch Strait where it conducted what is known as a ship to ship transfer, effectively offloading the grain it was carrying on to another vessel while at sea. This other vessel then went on to deliver... See more
Bellingcat Investigation Team • Russia’s Ghost Ships and the Evolution of a Grain Smuggling Operation - bellingcat
“I toggle between hopelessness and determination every 10 minutes,” she says. “I persevere because greatness and supremacy over this very tedious and silly enterprise is simply my destiny.”