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JP Morgan had a record year, eCommerce is changing industrial RE, More money is flowing into Space startups, David Rubenstein is bullish, and More.
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JP Morgan had a record year, eCommerce is changing industrial RE, More money is flowing into Space startups, David Rubenstein is bullish, and More.
Consumer credit card trends are not looking good, Rates finally dipped back below 7%, Layoffs haven’t slowed down much, and tons of more.
Construction spending continues to grow, All cash sales on the rise in Manhattan, Airbnb makes a major acquisition, Blackstone completed a $2 billion investment, Solana’s stablecoin volume exceeds Ethereum’s, and More.
Investing in private islands, A houseplant bubble, Short-term thinking, An important announcement, and More.
In this special guest issue, James Platt writes about Yeezy’s rise to glory, the battle against Air Jordans for sneaker supremacy, the fall from grace, and where things stand today.
We explore the hazy market of investment-grade cigars. Similar to wine and whiskey, but it’s tough to pick a winner.
The economy is showing signs of cooling, BTC continues its march upward, Shitty first quarter for Startups & The most expensive Sneakers.
Banks are dropping like flies, 50/50 chance of 25ps rate hikes, Bitcoin ripped last week, Funko Pops oversupply problem & More.
A changing climate will affect the wine industry within our lifetimes. Industry leaders weigh in on what the biggest issue in wine means for production and investing.
Help us decide what to invest in our second fund, $8 for blue twitter, a grizzly boss ruling a national forest, and Steve’s Job’s sandals bought for $218k.
Equities slide while volatility rises, there are no changes in our ALTS1 fund, Crypto is boring me, Housing is terrible, one asset on the spotlight, and many more!
In today’s Alts Cafe, CPI print higher than forecasted, we’re accumulating Wine and Whisky in our ALTS 1 fund, ETH and BTC tanked tied to equity markets, BNPL delinquencies are on the rise in Real Estate, NFTs are on 2022 lows, much more pain to come from Startups, and a lot more!
JP Morgan had a record year, eCommerce is changing industrial RE, More money is flowing into Space startups, David Rubenstein is bullish, and More.
Consumer credit card trends are not looking good, Rates finally dipped back below 7%, Layoffs haven’t slowed down much, and tons of more.
Construction spending continues to grow, All cash sales on the rise in Manhattan, Airbnb makes a major acquisition, Blackstone completed a $2 billion investment, Solana’s stablecoin volume exceeds Ethereum’s, and More.
Investing in private islands, A houseplant bubble, Short-term thinking, An important announcement, and More.
In this special guest issue, James Platt writes about Yeezy’s rise to glory, the battle against Air Jordans for sneaker supremacy, the fall from grace, and where things stand today.
We explore the hazy market of investment-grade cigars. Similar to wine and whiskey, but it’s tough to pick a winner.
The economy is showing signs of cooling, BTC continues its march upward, Shitty first quarter for Startups & The most expensive Sneakers.
Banks are dropping like flies, 50/50 chance of 25ps rate hikes, Bitcoin ripped last week, Funko Pops oversupply problem & More.
A changing climate will affect the wine industry within our lifetimes. Industry leaders weigh in on what the biggest issue in wine means for production and investing.
Help us decide what to invest in our second fund, $8 for blue twitter, a grizzly boss ruling a national forest, and Steve’s Job’s sandals bought for $218k.
Equities slide while volatility rises, there are no changes in our ALTS1 fund, Crypto is boring me, Housing is terrible, one asset on the spotlight, and many more!
In today’s Alts Cafe, CPI print higher than forecasted, we’re accumulating Wine and Whisky in our ALTS 1 fund, ETH and BTC tanked tied to equity markets, BNPL delinquencies are on the rise in Real Estate, NFTs are on 2022 lows, much more pain to come from Startups, and a lot more!
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