Monday, April 20, 2015

What I have learned today [2015/4/20]

Another very busy day but learned a few things :p

1. Dual momentum investing uses both relative and absolute momentum, makes you avoid bear markets

2. Billions of blue jelly fish wash ashore in CA. I hope this is really normal, not some messed up change in nature.

3. Pension footnotes are quite dizzying but contain important and interesting information.

4. According to Mark Yockey, the US will do better than the rest of the world. I sort of agree with his logic since the recovery is sort of here but I am not sure what mess in the other side of the world will affect the US economy (e.g. Europe...).

5. The US college system should really educate the students better. I was quite shock by the fact that many college students were not able to either frame or analyze a problem properly....We really need to teach students to think analytically.

6. Kenyan food mainly consist of corn, maize, potatoes, and beans.

7. No number exists...it is an agreed abstract concept between people....that was deep...should learn more philosophy and math :D



*From Penguin Watch








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