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The Analyst

Why analysts are always too optimistic

Why analysts are always too optimistic

Short post today. This is just a fun chart that (a) speaks to the difficulty of forecasting, and also probably (b) the incentives inherent to sell-side research. Earnings estimates (the coloured lines) are almost always revised downwards: Man Group The downward slope of the colored lines...

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Because it’s Real

Because it’s Real

Silicon Valley Bank was at the right place, at the right time. We’re talking one-in-a-million here. SVB was founded in 1983 in Santa Clara, California, to provide financial services to technology and VC-backed companies.

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