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[Newsletter] 5 Good reads and 25% off on all products!

12 Aug 2023CM Team2 min read

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Who wrote this article?: CM Team, Capitalmind's research team.
When was this article published?: Published 12 August 2023.
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What topics does this article cover?: Code Interpreter, Saturday Coffee, What we are Reading
What does the "🔆 Saturday Coffee Newsletter" section say?: Independence day offer: 25% off on all products Market Overview: Top indices & asset classes Good Reads: 5 good reads on investing & finance Pop Quiz: Answer and win a cool prize!
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Independence day offer: 25% off on all products
Market Overview: Top indices & asset classes
Good Reads: 5 good reads on investing & finance
Pop Quiz: Answer and win a cool prize!

Independence day offer - 25% off on all products!

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What we are reading

The closest analogy to using chatgpt and Code Interpreter is like everyone having access to a smart yet inexperienced intern conversant with Python programming. Read: How non-programmers can use Chatgpt’s Code Interpreter to kickstart analysis
Equity portfolios constructed using bond momentum signals may outperform their traditional equity price momentum counterparts. Read: Does Bond Market Data Yield Equity Alpha?
Can a 350 year old book, the first of its kind about stock market trading be considered an indispensable guide to modern investors? Read: Investment Lessons from 400 Years of “Confusion of Confusions”
Here’s an article on the overwhelming importance of income in building wealth. Read: Pay-checks, Not Portfolios: Why Income is the Key to Financial Success
In 1964, Warren Buffett owned shares in an old industry company with fading prospects. Read: A Few Stories About Big Decisions

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The American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF), commonly referred to as the Farm Bureau, is a nonprofit organization and describes itself as the largest general farm organization in the United States.

In 2010, it suddenly found itself richer by $8.5 million thanks to the sale of one of its ‘assets’ Y to the company X. X was, at the time, still relatively unknown, and in a completely different field.

X’s founder announced the acquisition with a quip - “The farm bureau has agreed to give us Y and we in return have agreed to not sell farm subsidies.”

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