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- Aug 9, 2026
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Seek more context when you hear these popular words and phrases about markets (opens the original)
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A version of this article was originally published on TKer.co. Words and phrases can help us communicate with each other quickly and efficiently. But for some important matters, a single word or phrase can be a little too imprecise and ambiguous, leading some to make incorrect assumptions about what's being said. This can be a big problem when discussing the markets and the economy, where language sometimes has multiple meanings. There's also the fact that people often leave out the time frame w
Aswath Damodaran's 3 Brilliant Quotes On The Challenge Of Valuing Companies (opens the original)
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In a podcast taped in June, Sparkline Capital’s Kai Wu spoke with NYU Professor Aswath Damodaran about SpaceX and how to value such a company. At the time, Damodaran, aka "The Dean of Valuation," had concluded that SpaceX was worth about $1.3 trillion, significantly below the $1.77 trillion valuation set at its IPO. (As of Friday, SpaceX was worth about $1.4 trillion.) The conversation is interesting and wonky. If you want to nerd out a little, check it out on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube
3 brilliant quotes on the challenge of valuing companies (opens the original)
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A version of this article was previously published on TKer.co. In a podcast taped in June, Sparkline Capital's Kai Wu spoke with NYU Professor Aswath Damodaran about SpaceX and how to value such a company. At the time, Damodaran, aka "The Dean of Valuation," had concluded that SpaceX was worth about $1.3 trillion, significantly below the $1.77 trillion valuation set at its IPO. (As of Friday, SpaceX was worth about $1.4 trillion.) The conversation is interesting and wonky. If you want to nerd ou
Is It Easier To Become A Stock Picker In A Stock Picker's Market? (opens the original)
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A few charts I saw recently had me thinking about the challenge of trading individual stocks to generate above-average returns. The first chart came from Citadel’s Scott Rubner. It shows the correlations among S&P 500 stocks, basically the degree to which stocks move together. A high correlation suggests stocks are largely moving in tandem, whereas a low correlation means they are moving independently. Rubner’s data shows that correlations have fallen to their lowest level in at least 15 years.
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