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Sembradores de futuro | Camelia Ilie Cardoza | TEDxPuraVida
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-15 15:26
[Música] Sembradores o cosechadores. ¿Pensarán que vamos a hablar de plantas o de árboles eh de sequía o de lluvias. Eh, realmente no.Eh, vamos a hablar de sembradores de futuro o cosechadores de presente y de hecho les invito a descubrir juntos qué vamos a hablar a continuación. Empecemos primero con una fotografía y déjenme preguntarles, ¿qué les sugiere. ¿Qué les recuerda.A mí me recuerda años de presentaciones en juntas directivas. en ambiente serio, organizado, con muchas gráficas en la pared, con una ...
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The Economist· 2025-08-08 02:40
Paradigm shifts, Thomas Kuhn argued in the 1960s, required a change in the sort of entities the world was thought to be made up of.Could the Hubble telescope be about to change our worldview? https://t.co/vwg8Zqn1vj ...
Gold Isn't Just for Lunatic Survivalists, Gundlach Says
Bloomberg Television· 2025-06-11 19:10
Market Trends & Investment Opportunities - The market is experiencing a paradigm shift where the long bond is no longer considered a flight to quality asset, with gold emerging as the preferred safe haven [2] - Gold has surged from $1,800 per ounce to over $2,000 per ounce, indicating strong investor interest [2] - Central banks are accumulating gold, reversing a decade-long trend of selling, suggesting a change in their investment strategy [3] - Gold is now viewed as a legitimate asset class, attracting a broader range of investors beyond survivalists and speculators [3] Monetary Policy & Fixed Income - The Federal Reserve's rate cuts in September 2023 led to a significant increase of 100 basis points in the yield of the 30-year Treasury bond [1] - The speaker anticipates this trend may continue, suggesting a potential inverse relationship between rate cuts and long-term Treasury yields [1] Central Bank Behavior - Central banks previously sold gold at prices as low as $300-$400 and are now buying it back at around $3,000, highlighting their poor long-term investment decisions [4]