Fossilised bones from an enormous, 47-million-year-old snake have been found in India – and it’s a contender for the largest snake that ever lived. newscientist.com/article/242760…

The stage of capitalism where a stock's price soars because the CEO wasn't high when he did the earnings call where he announced that profits were down by half.

At The Money:  Bill McBride on What Data Matters and What Doesn’t dlvr.it/T5xwmb

'We now get more news in a single day than most people ever saw in their lifetimes a few short centuries ago. Our brains aren’t hardwired to have this much information thrown at them. And so much of the information we see is negative.'

via Ben Carlson

awealthofcommonsense.com/2024/04/the-ne…

Transcript: Ashish Shah, CIO GSAM dlvr.it/T5wDHb

Jumping on Bloomberg Radio and TV at 9:30 to chat with tom keene and Paul Sweeney discussing earnings, Tesla markets, and whatever else comes up (including the New York Knicks)

As #Earth Day2024 Day comes to a close here in Texas, we the #Starliner CFT crew, including me, the backup are just starting quarantine for a May 6th Launch. The space program is about making life on #Earth better and we are honored to play our parts. I'd like to share this

'Being envious is a toxin. Instead take joy in the success of others and treat their success as your gain. Celebrating the success of others costs you nothing, and increases the happiness of everyone, including you.'

-Kevin Kelly

kk.org/thetechnium/10…

Crushing on MSNBC right now is @profGalloway talking about his new book algebra of wealth

'At its peak, TSLA was worth $1.29 trillion; today, it is $448.9 billion.' ↘️ - Barry Ritholtz

ritholtz.com/2024/04/aliena…

Thank y’all. Yesterday was a big day. How Minds Change went to number one in a few categories and then they stamped this label on here and my inbox got out of hand and then I got over-caffeinated and now I’m going to order some tiramisu

there's something delightful about newsletters, posts, features, etc. that don't stick to some rigid format / word count / style. gives the writer much-needed creative flexibility and keeps readers on their toes