Trader’s Magazine (September 18)
“Activity outside traditional market hours is accelerating, driven by retail investors who expect flexibility, immediacy, and access to actionable data whenever they choose to engage.” Pre-market trading (4:00 – 9:30 AM) and post-market trading (8:00 PM– 4:00 AM) currently account “for approximately 11% of total daily volume, with more than 1.7 billion shares traded outside of the traditional session. That’s more than double the volume seen in early 2019.”
Tags: Access, Actionable data, Activity, Daily volume, Flexibility, Immediacy, Post-market, Pre-market, Retail investors, Shares, Trading, Traditional market hours
New York Times (April 20)
“The World Health Organization concluded last year that air pollution is ‘the single largest environmental threat to human health and well-being.’” Recognizing “the low quality of the air that we breathe” is a crisis would help bring greater immediacy to “the existential threat of climate change…. The solution to both threats is the same: We need to stop burning fossil fuels, preferably yesterday.”
Tags: Air pollution, Climate change, Crisis, Environmental threat, Existential, Human health, Immediacy, Solution, Well-being, WHO
New York Times (February 13)
“Covid has made us reconsider everything, the meaning of home and work, the value of public space, the magnitude and immediacy of death, what it truly means to be a member of a society. We are still finding the answers to those questions, but the America we knew ended in 2019.”
Tags: 2019, Answers, Covid, Death, Home, Immediacy, Magnitude, Meaning, Public, Questions, Reconsider, Society, Space, U.S., Value, Work
