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Nir Kaissar

@nirkaissar

Columnist, @opinion. Founder, Unison Advisors. Hoosier. (KAY-sarr)

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Elon Musk isn’t the only soon-to-be trillionaire. @nirkaissar says it’s likely we’ll have as many as seven of them in the next few years 🎥


The way to break up the enormous influence a small group of fund companies and proxy advisers have over American business is to give fund investors the right to vote. My latest @opinion. bloomberg.com/opinion/articl…


If you're bothered by billionaires, get ready because trillionaires are coming, and sooner than you think. Some loud voices aside, most people don't hate on billionaires. They're bothered more that too many Americans struggle to get by. The answer is to lift the bottom rather…


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Warren Buffett is a rare investor and a rare man, writes @nirkaissar. And there may never be another money manager like him bloomberg.com/opinion/articl…


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What bothers people is not so much that successful entrepreneurs have unfathomable wealth, but that too many ordinary Americans struggle to get by, says @nirkaissar bloomberg.com/opinion/articl…


Before Congress created the SEC in the 1930s and began requiring financial disclosure from public companies, they routinely withheld information from investors or mislead them altogether, contributing to the 1929 crash. The same is now true of the $23 trillion US private asset…


The S&P 500 is expensive but also unusually profitable, which wasn't true in the dot-com days. That profitability drives growth, and as long as companies feed the market the growth it wants, it will continue to shake off concerns about politics or the broader economy. My…

nirkaissar's tweet image. The S&P 500 is expensive but also unusually profitable, which wasn't true in the dot-com days. 

That profitability drives growth, and as long as companies feed the market the growth it wants, it will continue to shake off concerns about politics or the broader economy.

My…

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A sane, discerning reading of the market tea leaves by @nirkaissar, aka (by me) The Doctor: "Regardless of what happens in the next several years, AI is likely to pay off big for long-term investors. That’s an often-forgotten lesson of the dot-com era." bloomberg.com/opinion/articl…


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Broad swaths of the American workforce may no longer have the spending power to meaningfully affect the economic statistics, says @nirkaissar. That has far-reaching consequences bloomberg.com/opinion/articl…


Don't count out Fed independence quite yet, says ex-New York Fed President Bill Dudley. Markets seem to agree (so far). bloomberg.com/opinion/articl…


Unless value investing is not a free lunch and value investors are paid to take more risk, which I think they are. But yes, AI will make markets more efficient and harder to beat without taking more risk. The golden age of free lunches is over. bloomberg.com/opinion/articl…


The US has always funded new ventures and aided businesses during crises — and will continue to. So, the question isn’t whether government should invest in companies but rather how to do so more fairly and transparently for the benefit of all taxpayers without treading on the…


BLS and other federal agencies should turn to real-time information as its surveys increasingly go unanswered. Market-based data leverages technology to reach many more participants than antiquated surveys, giving it greater depth, speed and accuracy. My latest @opinion.…


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