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APCome on Ash, be nice to the experience of going to cinemas, imagine Ed telling us his experience in a Peloton bike, rather than his tours around Washington
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TMNice work, Jack, it seems like you're getting a lot more comfortable with speaking unscripted.
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DOI will definetely want to go back to movie theaters again! LOL Specially the IMAX ones.... amazing experience....does not matter the cost! Besides... after staying 7, 8, or 9 months practically locked at home... anything that I can do out of it...I will LOL
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PPI hate to bring this up ... Raoul is hawking the Daily Briefing on Twitter and Zero Hedge as being a "free" daily video.... So now the daily briefing has turned into .... Ash and Ed hawking the subscription videos..... Interesting....
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SSHave not set foot in a cinema in years, and fail to see the appeal. Trapped in a dark room breathing other people’s air and listening to other people chew. 😬
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ENEd, that zip up you’re wearing looks great! Can you share where you got it? Would love to get one for my husband.
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RHThe US and the UK are also alike (and different from continental Europe) in having first-past-the-post voting systems. They are also alike in having much higher degrees of "income" inequality than the continent (Piketty refers to the Anglo-Americanness of this issue). There is reason to believe the political crackups we are seeing in both countries is not coincidental, but structural at a fundamental level.
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MCI still love the big screen and the great sound...hopefully RealVision can help me get rich so I can just put it in my house. In the meantime I will be taking my family to the movies. It's fun...just not anytime soon.
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RTIn Mexico everyone goes to the Cinema for the AC and food- infact you have amazing VIP cinemas with leather seats, food in your seat, beers, cocktails etc. The attraction (which I don't rate either) - is getting out of the house - esp. when you live packed 10 into a hovel.
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RMSome things are just more immersive on the big screen. But home OLED's will probably reduce cinema demand.
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NLI am cinema guy but I agree with Ash.
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SJHow do I get a darn houseplant to Ash?
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SSSmart, thoughtful analysis, Ed. Great work, Ash. You both are exceptional--you keep us up-to-date, shed light on current financial conditions, and provide us with an economics/financial education. Many thanks to you both!
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scI feel better now that Ash and Ed are wondering what today's market move was all about. I've been asking myself the same question all day. It was fun watching four different traders on CNBC stating four different reasons to justify today's market move. Definitely the "hopium stage".
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scI feel better now that Ash and Ed are wondering what today's market move was all about. I've been asking myself the same question all day. It was fun watching four different traders on CNBC stating four different reasons to justify today's market move. Definitely the "hopium stage".
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RTyeah Depression- thanks Ed - call if for how it is !
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RMIn order to avoid anarchy, government will have to inflate away business and consumer debt to fee up spending room to get the economy growing in a healthy fashion. The Fed can't do it by controlling interest rates. Maybe the Fed can help in an uneven way by buying corporate bonds and stocks. But direct government payments to individual is the most efficient way to get money to overindebted individuals whose jobs have gone away or income has been severely reduced.
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BKThanks Ash, Jack and Ed!
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IHCan you please add the audio version to this DB? Thanks very much.