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Robin Wigglesworth

@robinwigg

Editor of @FTAlphaville. Norwegian despite the Harry Potter-esque name. Author of TRILLIONS. Views mine bla bla.

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The US trade deficit with Europe totalled almost $140bn in just the first five months of 2025. But yeah there’s no industry left here, we don’t make anything etc etc.

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Not the most important thing here, but a periodic reminder that journalists remember PRs that lie, and tell other journalists about it. on.ft.com/3If9Cpx

Not the most important thing here, but a periodic reminder that journalists remember PRs that lie, and tell other journalists about it. on.ft.com/3If9Cpx
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India netted Jane Street a profit of $4bn+ in just 2 years. But SEBI's ban (impounding $567mn) and a wider probe in the quirky but successful Wall St. giant's activities now threatens its global reputation & money machine. W/ Robin Wigglesworth & Chris Kay ft.com/content/678951…

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In 2007 Ted Seides made a $1mn bet with Warren Buffett that hedge funds would beat an S&P 500 index fund over a decade. He lost. Ted Seides is now proposing a new bet — pitting an S&P index fund against the American private equity industry. on.ft.com/4lHAJYB

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Here’s an interview with Steve ā€œMr Aggā€ Berkley, who launched and then oversaw the bond industry’s biggest benchmarks for nearly four decades. on.ft.com/4eIHirN

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Great book by Robin Wigglesworth on the history of passive investing. It reads like a great story, like a Michael Lewis book. Highly recommended for anyone who loves investing and markets.

Great book by <a href="/RobinWigg/">Robin Wigglesworth</a> on the history of passive investing. It reads like a great story, like a Michael Lewis book. 

Highly recommended for anyone who loves investing and markets.