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The Sunday Scoop

If there’s one thing guaranteed to improve our investing skills, it’s reading as much as possible about the field that we want to be proficient in. That was the thinking behind our regular ‘Scoops’ series and it’s proved very popular.

For us, that’s a combination of cryptocurrency and more general finance articles.

As always, we’ll continue to ensure that there’s a mix of content for beginners, pros and everyone in between.

🍦 Now, if you don’t always call the market right then you shouldn’t be too hard on yourself. After all, 1) everybody struggles from time to time and 2) famed investor Cathie Wood has just dumped a load of stock right before a $560billion surge. Careless! You can read more about it here.

🍦 Musk news next and Elon’s brain implant company has just been approved for in-human study which you can read about here. I can’t say I’ll be lining up to volunteer.

🍦 And finally for this week, yet more AI news that doesn’t seem to be an especially good thing… been a bit too much of that lately for our liking! Vice have the story here and it involves chatbots hustling people for money.

On that note, it’s probably time for you to get back to doing something cheerier, so enjoy the rest of your day and Kash with be back with a crypto Scoops next week.

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