So, for my first ever blog post I thought I would say something exceptionally stupendous, but instead I'm going to add a game to my blog. It's the Who Is More Famousr? game. I got to 31 in a row before losing to John Goodman and Brad Garrett. Really? John Goodman is more famousr than Emmy-winner Brad Garrett? Whatever. Anyway, enjoy!
These charts show how leverage-happy investors are transforming the stock
market
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A rush of retail investors and quant funds has caused a shift toward more
borrowed money and more short-term trading.
2 comments:
Jed, I don't like that game. I only got 3 right. How can Uma be more famous than Goldie?!
Jojo, actually the correct phrasing would be "How can Uma be more famousr than Goldie?!" I was wondering how they decided these too. Does the game affect the voting? Like if more people vote for Uma, for example, does she become more famousr?
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