Mar 6, 2021Member-onlyUnderstanding Reddit: The fundamental case for GameStopRecently, I have had multiple discussions with my friends about the GameStop saga, and a lot of people believe the recent spike was driven by market manipulation or some sort of collusion across platforms such as Reddit and Twitter. There seems to be a lot of misunderstanding of the role…Investing10 min readInvesting10 min read
Apr 21, 2020Member-onlyTop 4 Free Harvard Courses to Watch During the Coronavirus ShutdownStuck at home during the Coronavirus shutdown, trying to do something productive and not feel bad about yourself? Check out these 4 great courses from Harvard University that you can take completely for free now on EdX.Harvard5 min readHarvard5 min read
Dec 24, 2019Member-onlyPower distribution in the EU before and after BrexitAn economic and political union between 28 countries, the European Union is one of the most important players in today’s world economy and the largest trade block in the world accounting for more than 15% of global imports and exports (European Union 2019). At the time of writing of this…Brexit19 min readBrexit19 min read
Oct 9, 2019Member-onlyAn economic analysis of a no-deal BrexitAs the United Kingdom (UK) is about to leave the European Union (EU), the British economy is likely going to experience a significant shock. Given the current political climate, it is unclear whether the two sides will be able to agree on a deal or not. While most independent economists…Brexit10 min readBrexit10 min read
