The Pragmatic Optimist
by Amrita Royin 💼 Business
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The Pragmatic Optimist
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AI, Macro, Stocks & Memes. Helping investors navigate the evolving AI landscape and unlock long-term, high-growth investment opportunities by assessing industry cross-currents, innovation roadmaps and profit cycles.
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- 1 Monday Macro per quarter
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- 1 Monday Macro per quarter
- 9-12 industry research posts per quarter with a focus on relevant stocks in the AI ecosystem.
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- $14.95 a month
- $80 a year
About Amrita Roy
Global Citizen| I speak 7 languages| Investor| Compassionate| Optimist| A Nerd who loves to laugh| Macro| Unlocking investment opportunities in the AI value chain and sharing my research
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