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We did a check on our inboxes few months back. Approximately out of 100 emails, 1 to 3 are important to store in some other app other than email.


Yes. My experience is really bad too in mac OS. I thought may be something wrong with my setup.


You need both synchronous (chat, audio/video call) and asynchronous (email,discourse, wiki) tools to get work done. There is a place for both.


I got more work done without constant interruptions. There is no place for constant interruptions. Either you trust your workers or you do it by yourself.


We telecasted a company wide talent show via zoom.

If you are curious, the top video entry is here: https://youtu.be/8UFPR-O7B9I


Let us say hypothetically the congress approves FED to buy stocks and ETF. Just curious what will they buy: s&p index, total market index or something else.

Let us say if they buy one index, will it be fair for companies who are not in the index?


They’d sooner shift from buying treasury bonds to other bonds before they’d go into equities. But what do I know. It’s be better if they went into the student loan market.


Good observation


scary if it is true.


but explains the mask argument, where for regular virus mask not really necessary for the non-infected but for covid19 may be a must for any public area

(and mask prices right now are insane)



That is the link for part 1.


apologize. put the wrong link accidentally. edited it now.


I think both KSA and Russia eventually will come to an agreement. Current oil prices are not sustainable for KSA. Their budget deficit is already touching 7% of their GDP (https://mobile.reuters.com/article/amp/idUSKBN1XA2EO). If they need to balance their budget they need the oil price to be at 71$.


Or increase their market share. Saudi Arabia is among the countries who can produce oil cheaper. Under $20 the number of countries that can pump profitably is very small.


Defecits don't matter, until all of a sudden the ability to sell debt is limited. While the US continues it's current policies, I don't see that in the immediate future.

However, one day soon that will stop... and then people will notice that sovereign debt far outpaces any other form of non-secured credit.


I doubt anyone in their right mind views a KSA backed bond anywhere near as safe as the US.

The only meaningful revenues KSA has is from Aramco, and Aramco only has 40 years of oil reserves left at current production levels. Their 30 year bonds should have very high yields.


What? How can they do that?


Perhaps they will offer a choice between a voucher for next year's event, or some type of (partial) refund.


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