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Feb 15 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
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I watched the Edge of War the other day & it's about Chamberlain appeasement to Hitler in Munich. He thought that appeasing Hitler's thirst to invade stops with giving him the Sudenteland from his ally Czechoslovakia would end in peace.

He gave a speech afterwards about peace.
Of course you know what happens next, Hitler ambition wasn't just the Sudenteland. He was so happy with Chamberlain's wishful approach to geopolitics and proceeded to attack its neighbors. It took the invasion of Poland for war to be declared by the UK on 3 September 1939.
The UK didn't prepare for war until about a year before 1939 & it was the preparation for war that gave it a chance vs Germany. But let's be honest here, the US is not amassing troops at Ukraine's borders first. Secondly, Putin should realize that he can't turn back the clock.

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Feb 10
Good morning! Shall we discuss something a bit more structural, although this is a cyclical theme in 2022 across Asia, from China to India and Southeast Asia. Let's talk about #infrastructure , which is the theme of the hour & the next decade🛣️🌉🚆📶⚡️

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Today, infrastructure stocks are soaring in China as hope of government policy leaning towards this sector to shore up domestic demand in sagging growth momentum.

In India, infrastructure has been a big theme & even more so after the expanded budget that prioritizes it ⏫📈.
Why is infrastructure the theme of the hour and the next 2 decades? Simply put: infrastructure is essential for the improvement of the quality of life, production of goods, services and to raise productivity of labor.

Demand for infrastructure is high & will sky rocket.
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Feb 7
Good morning! Hope you have a great Lunar New Year and happy Tet! I did even if it was uneventful. First year as a mom and giving out lots of li xi. Now, back to our regular programming of daily reminder of brent 92.8/barrel and markets completely priced out negative rates in EUR
Let me put this another way, Brent crude is +19.35% so far this year and other commodities like palm oil is up too.

I hope u listened when I said you should fear inflation more than Omicron. The Scandinavians have decided that pandemic is over.

Anyway, let's stay w/ inflation.
Let's look at global rates - what do you see? Or shall I say it differently, what don't you see?

NEGATIVE EUROPEAN RATES, esp BUND.

Ok, why? Inflation! I told you, central banks DO NOT PROMISE YOU A ROSE GARDEN. Christine changed her tune when CPI hit 5.1%.

So did JPO at 7%
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Jan 30
Highly recommend this story for everyone to read. First, it is beautifully written & honest, especially the part about the fear of not being chosen during HS for class assignments. Second, it gives us insight on the little things we need to do to enable mobility for the disabled.
As a mother, I wheel my baby around the city a lot. He can’t walk yet & too heavy to carry around. And when I stroll him around, I notice that Hong Kong is not wheel-chair/stroller friendly at all. Pavements don’t have a natural curve to enable u to go straight & so u can’t move
I actually haven’t seen any wheel chair around Hong Kong unless it is being pushed by someone & just on a few roads where this is possible.

Accessibility is limited & can’t tell u how excited I get when I see a ramp.

But my angst is a sliver of what disabled people face.
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Jan 27
Good morning! Shall we talk about US Q4 GDP? It was gangbuster at 5.5% YoY (we use this to compare to Asian countries) or this is what Q4 2021 vs Q4 2020. Nominal GDP grew 11.7%YoY and so US nominal GDP expanded 10.2% in 2021.

Fed is still doing QE & rates are close to zero.👈
I compare the quarterly %YoY chart here of the US nominal, US real and China real GDP. Note that as China decelerates towards 4% in Q4, US GDP accelerated to 5.5%.

Last year, the US grew 5.7% in 2021 vs 2020 (which fell -3.4% vs 2019) so a lot of it is making up for lost time.
US nominal GDP was USD22.99trn or USD23trn (good number to remember so when people say this is X% of GDP). And so it added 2.1trn or 10% in 2021 to total 23trn by end of the year.

Now what does that say about 2022? If consensus is right, going to be about 25trn by end of this yr
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Jan 27
This report by @business is just great! Congress ownership of tech makes tech regulations awkward! Guess who owns a ton of tech? @SpeakerPelosi

And will she regulate? So far, she's not keen to! She doesn't want to regulate tech. We wonder why...

>100 million dollars invested🤗
Asked by reporters whether she should regulate tech, she responded, "We are a free-market economy." And she hated the idea.

I wonder why? >100 million dollars at stake for her
Congressional trading persists!!! Yes, persists! This is a person that has been around in government since the 1980s and is seeking re-election at 81 years old whose family own >100 million dollars in tech.

Do we have a conflict of interest here? Do we? Hmm
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Jan 27
Okay, let's go through the Fed because markets are vomiting in Asia over the hawkish Q&A of the meeting yesterday🤮🤮🤮. As I say always, the Fed never promises you a rose garden & may change quickly (to ease or to tight).

Well, wut did le Fed say? A lot, for one, March hike &
After March hike, there will be more, and then it talked about BS normalization (no, not that BS, the balance sheet)!!!

And then it said inflation is high & getting WORSE (not transitory my friend, not transitory, as I told u before).
Ok, so we know markets priced hikes but BS?
No details yet on balance sheet normalization but a few clues how it will do it. First, we know the dollar is KING and it matters. And then Fed just said it will RAISE the price of the dollar & so cash is less trashy. And more! It will not just taper (still doing QE) but TIGHTEN.
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