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“Before quartz nearly killed Rolex, this forgotten technology almost disrupted watchmaking”
in this crazy production process per year. So we keep alluding to this quartz crisis, but the quartz was not the first revolutionary new technology that was supposed to disrupt mechanical watches. The
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“How the Swiss watch industry got disrupted by a tuning fork”
Oh, I would guess, like, digital timekeeping, but That's quartz. Yeah. Yeah. What else vibrates like a quartz crystal? What do you think could oscillate to keep time? Something radioactive? A tuning
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allows us to be precise in terms of how we think about potentially stepping in and overriding the model. How do you think about the reflexivity of other quantitative participants in different models as it impacts what you're doing? When we think abou
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If we get to, you know, the second cohort of three and it turns out we did great and we're keeping two out of three, okay, well then we have abundance and awesome, but I'm planning on reality. So that's where you're at. We started this discussion wit
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...and disruption. That is like the great parts of the game. The worst part of the game is when somebody says, I'm changing the rules of the game. Because you can't play the game if you don't know where the three point line is. Like, how do you take a t
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So it ended up being a shock to the system that did not undermine the underlying economic conditions, and and things ended up being okay. But you're making a really important observation, which is there tends to be the upside tends to be more gradual
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So the, you know, the bid offer spreads don't look that wide when you look at it, but you have to keep in mind, if you have a $22,000,000,000 fund that once a quarter is rolling this giant collar and everybody knows about it and knows exactly what yo
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Historically, that's what wars do. They literally destroy capital. We haven't had a depression. In the great depression, you got to a point where people were knocking down office buildings and homes because they couldn't get tenants, and the property
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The Treasury basis trade does not explain what happened, nor as Louis would attest, does the convenient but incorrect rumor that all China must be bashing treasuries and just ignore that. It is true to say that there was unwind of some massive swap s
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maybe things will change or maybe in ten years, things will change. Wasn't really Rolex, but in 2014 or '15, around the same time that I went to go see them in Geneva, something called the Apple Watch came out. And Rolex is Rolex. Like, they're gonna
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