Sunday links: fostering overconfidence
Markets After a rough couple of years, the health care sector has broken out. (trendlabs.com) European stocks are sitting at all-time highs as well. (cnbc.com) The degenerate economy is only getting more degenerate. (howardlindzon.com) Fund management Vanguard caught up in ETFs after a slow start. Where will the giant turn next? (barrons.com) Corgi is a new breed of ETF issuer. (cnbc.com) There…
Markets have rebounded after a rough couple of years, with the healthcare sector and European stocks reaching all-time highs. The economy seems to be getting more unpredictable. Vanguard fund management has joined the ETF trend, while AI company SpaceX has acquired Cursor. The government's approach to AI is inconsistent. Cybersecurity firm CISA has lost the trust of its partners.
Voter registration is not a primary focus for DMVs. Immigration authorities are targeting individuals who have lived in the U.S. for years. The head of the Office of Homeland Security Statistics has resigned. Medicare for All is believed to save lives and reduce costs, despite political opposition. White House construction costs are escalating.
Air Force One is embroiled in multiple controversies. The Trump-supported World Liberty Financial has received preliminary approval for a bank charter. A study suggests that Medicare for All could save lives and money. There is a shortage of Patriot missiles in Ukraine. Despite setbacks, the Russian people remain largely silent about the government. Russia is taking measures to protect its nuclear submarines from drone attacks.
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