Wall Street Financier: Notes from High Altitude©
He who makes a beast out of himself gets rid of the pain of being a man.
The news of the week is, of course, the failure and takeover of Silicon Valley Bank by regulators. Years ago, when I talked about the widespread mess in the venture capital world, almost nobody paid attention. Now with a run on this bank, folks are mindful of some of the …
One of the reasons I am blocked on most corporate intranets, attacked every day, and shadowbanned is the fact that I expose the fraudsters in Silicon Valley and the Valley of the Zombies that is Wall Street. It took years and years (we started here 10 years ago) for a …
Perhaps you have seen the prevalence of video in the past year or so. Blogging (for men) appears to be relegated to history. Yet a few courageous fellows -myself included- are still writing (I am at my number 474 article since we started on this journey, back in 2013). I …
I have quoted Alan Watts before. When you have some spare time, I invite you to listen to this talk “If you are going to be an expert archer, You must shoot before you think. Otherwise I’ll be too late.” Alan Watts Meanwhile, in investment banking… Steve McLaughlin of Financial …
Chase Hughes Ellipsis Manual analysis and engineering of human behavior became a reference book for those who hold the power and are interested in controlling their subjects. Because, make no mistake, you and I are “subjects” in the hands of the higher hierarchy… In this book you learn language patterns …
To stay In returning to the post-pandemic work schedule it seems that most top white collar professionals, the main audience of this blog are set for the hybrid, at-the-office and out-of-the-home, work schedule model. Of course, dentists and doctors aren’t able to do that. (although telemedicine is growing). But lawyers …
I’ve posted an alert today on a webinar that’s less than 53 minutes away from my writing here: Details (free link registration) “Acquisitions are at an all-time high in the data center sector. However, not all owners and investors want to operate and manage facilities internally. On new deals, parties …
The choice for courses during this quarantine is large; precisely why we started the Free Resources for the Free Mind series last year. This is your 8th Free Resources post list (from Jonas): Global Procurement and Sourcing Specialization through Coursera from Rutgers University, N.Y. From the Curriculum: “Strategic Sourcing, then …
Free resources is a celebrated series with reviews, classes, courses and interviews that have two things in common: they’re free (can be tremendously valuable) and they come suggested by your fellow readers. You can only find them on this blog. No one else does anything like this. So let’s get …
A shot goes out to reader Steve for compiling and sending us this information. Steve’s email appropriately says: “Max has done more to opening my eyes than any of the crummy, big name operators. In the men’s Internet space, there is only one Max Cantor.” Steve Thank you, Steve. In …
