Playing the long game, Trump has already caused China to lose its chokehold on rare earths and Iran its chokehold on Middle Eastern oil. What next?
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The AI Bubble Might Be Popping Soon
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US Capital Markets vs Chinese Tech: Europe’s Competitive Challenge
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> We want Europe to thrive. you maybe, appreciate. your leadership not. the capital market is the main asset of the US
you can argue its a consequence of other things but those are weakened a lot in the last years compare us to chinese tech
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Startup Funding: Why Banks Aren’t the Answer
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i have no idea what you are talking about why would you go to a bank to raise for a startup? i invest in european startups almost weekly – know plenty who do maybe talk to those people not banks
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European Wealth and Market Fragmentation Solutions
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its due to fragmentation agree all of the things you said are true – but at some point a group of people need to think of the sum of individual actions imho wealthy people in europe need to either invest or push for policy fixes (eg unified stock market) everything else is
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Capital Markets Resilience Amid Political Uncertainty
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the capital market is atm the only thing that seems to work – hope trump doesnt break it :/
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Investment Focus in AI: Beyond Building to Investing
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he isnt talking building hes talking investing
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European Bank Fundraising Challenges for Startups
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you tried to fundraise for your startup from banks?
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Incentive Systems and Institutional Control: Economic Power Dynamics
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Yea incentives and system theory I can explain also with this how india got conquered only using indian troops and indian banks by the equivalent of a sociopathic goldman sachs At some point a group of people need to think of the sum of individual actions