Fidelity advertising Thematic ETFs on their homepage! The world is changing, and we think we're ahead of the curve here at Double.

A clock speed measurement for companies: Do you have a daily dashboard that you can glance at to view "how are we doing today". At a startup you want to bring this clock speed down as low as possible, and a daily dashboard that you can look at first thing in the morning

With APP recently trading above $125B, I'm reminded of a short two and a half years ago, when APP proposed merging with Unity at a implied valuation of ~$15B. Unity turned it down. Wild how fast public markets can move these days

Warren Buffet with a solid accounting joke in his 1979 shareholder letter.

Inflation was so bad in 1979 Buffet questioned whether long term bonds SHOULD EXIST. Interesting how this same thing reared its head to bring down SVB

My Intercom help center is down currently. I was recently trying to switch plans with support, and our account got blocked for non-payment in the meantime. I had no idea this would take down our Help Center. I've paid the 2 months of outstanding invoices, but Help Center is

Every CEO should sign up and onboard with their product or service at least once a quarter to make sure everything still works

Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance is one of those few books that I found revelatory when I first read it in high school, and as I’ve revisited it over the years I’ve only found more depth. Not overrated, despite its popularity!

Can’t stop thinking about how hard Matrix crushed it in 2018… 1. Afterpay (acq. $29bn, Mar-22) 2. Flock ($7.5bn val, Mar-25) 3. Fivetran ($300m ARR, Sep-24) Led 27% of all Series A rounds that year that had $5bn+ outcomes Da hell was going on?? Ilya Sukhar

"There he is. That... is Dad." - Greg Able this morning.

Very cool from Public, although it doesn’t seem these Generated Assets are actually investable quite yet, just researchable. We’ve been live with on-demand, dynamically created ETFs on our research page here Double Finance for nearly a year now. Cool to see the rest of the

the worst part of deep research is having to read the output

We're entering a AI slop era. ~30% of reddit posts these days are pretty clearly AI generated. ~25% of twitter comments. I imagine both will go to 50%+ over the next year.