Today's Tids Issue 6,069
Never too old:
The words “Clash" and “Middel East” will always be in the headlines I fear. There will be something called peace, but will it be in the hearts and souls or just on paper.
Yesterday was a Holiday nad people were out mainly doing rainy day things. The rainy-day places were crowded.
But more important all the places that pay tribute to heroes past were more crowded, and that is what yesterday is really all about.
“Ever wonder what the speed of lightning would be if it didn’t zig-zag?” --Stephen Wright
The Question:
What are the world’s five largest stock markets?
The Headlines:
--Markets Open Higher as Peace Talks Make Progress despite Sword rattling in Southern Iran.
--Big Texas Primary Features Incumbent Cornyn against Trump Pick Paxton.
--Potential Catastrophic Explosion in Orange County Cal is Tamed; Toruasand Ok to Return Home.
--US Targets Iran Missiale Sites; Israel Restarts Attacks on Hezbollah.
--Massachusetts Certifies “App Drivers Union”; 70,000 Drivers Can now Negotiate better Packages with Lyft and Uber.
--Farrari Rolls Out All Electric Five-Seater Car.
A major subject of conversation among business leaders is the threat of AI eliminating jobs. Sam Altman has revised his dire earlier predictions about jobs disappearing rapidly, but he still hedges enough to keep the concerns alive. Other top leaders are concerned about how to balance Human interaation against machine action. Is efficiency more important than comfortable customers and happy employees. Will there be any customers if humans aren’t working? But in conversations about it all most seem to think AI will replace a lots of jobs despite Altman;s reversal.
Are the two scariest words of the new digital vocabulary -- “Data Breach”?
I had to go take a nap after being assaulted by the special effects introducing the American Misic Awards Last night.
I’ve decided to improve my appearance of intelligence. I'm giving up talking.
“Light travels faster than sound whieh is while some people seem bright until they speak.”
I can see the Dem Fall campaign now -- Video of Trump saying, “I don't think about Americans’ financial situation.” over and over and over again. Get ready for it.
I'm wondering if someday I'll be able to look back at today's music when it enters its nostalgia phase and see something In missed and now enjoy. Like when they slow it down for elevator music, and a melody appears.
You know that the nostalgia industry is big business. Every aging generation demands it.
It’s actually hard to get a handle on the real stock market because nowadays it is too emotionally driven, I mean, real things are going on in business that affect companies and industries, but momentum up and down comes form short term drama.
The French Open is going on. The men are happy to see a chance because Carlos Alcaraz had to bow out. Iga Swiatek, the four-time champ, seems to have lost her edge. So the woman’s sidetis open too. One player everybody is watching is the teen Rafael Jodar of Spain. But then, Janek Sinner is still one of the new greats and the one to beat now tat Carlos is sitting. And maybe there is a chanceot Alexander Zverev who is always hanging around. On the woman's Side most feel that Coco Gauff has as good a chance as anybody, but watch out for Elena Rybakina. These two have jumped up because World #1 is Aryna Sabalenka is supposedly fighting a small injury. But when all is reviewed and analyzed you have to imagine that the Tennis world would love to see Novak Djokavic on top one more time
There are too many people making money organizing everything for everybody else. Your own decisions used to be free.
Did you see that item above in the Tids news about the “App Driver’s Union”? There goes independence.
If you are concerned over a possible bubble resulting from runway clamoring to buy AI related stocks, wait to see what happens when investors start scurrying to buy up the two new IPO’s, SpaceX and OpenAI. Double Yikes!
I don't why I'm complaining so much. It looks like a very nice day outside, and it feels good too. And I know I’m going to meet some great people along the way.
The Answer:
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The Answer:
Number one is New York followed by NASDAQ, Tokyo, Shanghai, Hong Kong, London, Euronext, Shenzhen, Toronto and Frankfurt. That is one list. But there are several ways to look at rankings, Others near the top five on other lists are Bombay (National Stock Exchange of India), Korea and Taiwan. It's always easy to grapple over lists.
I'd wrap this up with the top song of last night's AMA, but I didn’t understand it. So I’ll get really simple:
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