The Compound and Friends Pulling Out
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Mar 11, 2022 Allison Schrager, an economist known for her expertise on the economic impacts of global conflicts, and Sam Ro, a financial journalist and market analyst, dive into the repercussions of corporations withdrawing from Russia. They unpack the SEC's actions on Chinese ADRs, inflation trends, and how geopolitical tensions reshape market dynamics. The discussion also touches on the balance of corporate social responsibility and economic sanctions, highlighting consumer behavior in uncertain times.
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Bill Gross's Memoirs and Allegations
- Bill Gross published his memoirs, possibly as a counter-narrative to Mary Childs' upcoming book.
- Allegations against him include harassing neighbors, lawsuits, and strange behavior in his wife's house.
Skill, Luck, and Self-Promotion in the Bond Market
- Bill Gross's success as the "Bond King" might be attributed to both skill and luck, as the bond market performed exceptionally well during his career.
- However, his regular memos and public communication played a significant role in his rise to fame.
Global Unity Amidst Conflict
- The Russia-Ukraine conflict surprisingly united people, demonstrating global concern for conflicts beyond direct U.S. involvement.
- This unity is evident in bipartisan aid packages and strengthened NATO relationships.