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Pratik’s Pakodas 🍿 12 implied HN points 10 May 23
  1. Focus on building a competitive advantage in AI startups by leveraging niche markets and verticals.
  2. Consider using open-source AI models and iterating smaller models to strengthen the modeling moat.
  3. Explore value-based pricing, outcome-based pricing, and other strategies to align pricing with customer needs in AI startups.
Big Serge Thought 4 implied HN points 16 Aug 23
  1. Adolf Hitler's strategy in 1944 involved attacking the Anglo-American forces in the west and defending against the Soviets in the east.
  2. The Wehrmacht shifted forces to France to prepare for the anticipated invasion, leaving the eastern front vulnerable.
  3. Germany faced a strategic crisis in spring 1944 with dwindling resources and an impending Anglo-American invasion, while also still battling the Soviets.
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Harnessing the Power of Nutrients 59 implied HN points 24 Aug 16
  1. Insulin resistance is not solely related to carbs and insulin, but also influenced by responses to obesity, exercise, and diet choices.
  2. Reactive oxygen species (ROS) play a central role in the physiology of insulin resistance.
  3. Practical strategies to prevent and reverse insulin resistance include focusing on nutrient density, body composition, and considering long-term effects of low-carbohydrate diets.
Klement on Investing 1 implied HN point 19 Mar 24
  1. Persistence of performance is more important than pure price momentum in predicting future returns.
  2. The Directional High Minus Low (D-HML) strategy focuses on the persistence of positive returns to generate excess returns of around 1% per month.
  3. D-HML strategy offers more downside protection during extreme drawdowns compared to traditional momentum strategies.
Theory A : Visualize Value Investing 4 HN points 12 Feb 23
  1. Investments grow exponentially, with even minor rate changes leading to substantial differences over time.
  2. Exponential growth leads to wealth inequality, as those starting earlier accumulate more.
  3. Understanding that inequality is a natural result of exponential growth can help avoid risky decisions driven by envy.
Klement on Investing 1 implied HN point 29 Feb 24
  1. Post-earnings announcement drift exists for both stocks and corporate bonds, not just equities. This phenomenon occurs when stock or bond prices do not react as expected to earnings data, presenting an investment opportunity.
  2. Investors can exploit post-earnings announcement drift by buying stocks or bonds with positive earnings surprises that are undervalued and selling those with negative surprises that are overvalued.
  3. Implementing a long-short strategy based on post-earnings announcement drift for corporate bonds can result in significant annual returns and alpha, outperforming other bond investment strategies.
wentin’s newsletter 0 implied HN points 19 Jan 24
  1. When naming a brand, consider different word structures like real words, blended words, invented words, acronyms, and misspelled words.
  2. Think about the types of names such as descriptive, suggestive, and abstract when naming a brand.
  3. Pay attention to legal issues, domain availability, scalability, and cultural sensitivity when choosing a brand name.