$MGIH Millennium Group International Holdings Tape Reports
Per Ticker.id: $MGIH Millennium Group International Holdings Tape Reports — 12 podcast mentions across 4 podcasts (30 days), latest 2026-08-12 10:00 UTC.
But it's so true, this is push and pull because Citadel Millennium, they're down 5%, sell, don't care, sell.
Michael Batnick — The Compound and Friends · How to Play the Money Game with Michael Santoli · 2026-08-21I love this story. This is my favorite story of the week. Casey, on Monday, we learned that somewhat an anthropic— a non-mathematician named Jared Sumner had made progress on one of the most significant unsolved problems in math, uh, which is the Riemann hypothesis. This is of course the famous mathematical problem. We actually sort of predicted, or I predicted, that we would see some progress on some of these Millennium Prize problems, and the Riemann hypothesis is one of these.
Kevin Roose — Hard Fork · Zuckerberg’s Anti-Doom Fantasy + Finally an A.I. Detector That Works + A.I. Math · 2026-08-14People, it, like, and this was, this was the conventional wisdom in like the mid to late '90s. This is what people did. You know, if you were 50 years old, you had 50% in bonds. The thing is, is that the reason you like the awesome portfolio is because the way we do things right now is really dumb. We invest in the S&P 500 and you say, look, if you dollar cost average the S&P 500, You're going to make 11% a year. Just buy the dips, buy and hold, buy dollar cost average even through bear markets. But the thing that that advice is missing is the behavioral or psychological part of it, right? If you're in a 30, 40, 50% drawdown, you are shitting your pants, right? You had $1 million. Now you have $500,000, right? And what are you going to do? You're going to sell because you don't want $500,000 to turn into $250,000, right? So most people are going to sell. Some people won't. Some people will keep the faith. Some people will be dollar-cost averaging. But then you're just going to be miserable for years until you get up to the high-water mark, right? So I just— I don't want to be miserable. I don't want to experience those emotions. You know, there's a reason why the hedge fund industry exists. Like places like Millennium, Exodus Point, you know, all these pod shops, right? Because you get these returns that are about 12, 15% a year with like teeny tiny drawdowns, right? Drawdowns are the enemy of investors because that's what hurts your psychology and makes you do stupid things.
Jared Dillian — Mining Stock Daily · The New Rules of Capital: Gold, Bonds & America’s Mining Bet · 2026-08-14Not at all. Stanford is one of our, uh, critical and, and important clients and co-development partners. And so I have the deepest respect for Stanford. Um, Clarium, you know, I was a native New Yorker, so born and raised in New York. It was always my goal and dream to go to Columbia, stay close to the family, but also great academic program. And the other benefit it afforded me was, um, it is the, the finance hub of the world. And, um, as you know, Scott, I spent the first 16 years of my career as a healthcare investor and worked at large hedge funds like Millennium, Citadel, Point72. I worked at JPMorgan in investment banking in healthcare before that and also in healthcare venture capital. And so having that home base in New York and going to Columbia afforded me a lot of opportunities from a job perspective that I may not have gotten if I attended another school.
Steve Lu — Becker’s Healthcare Podcast · Building AI Solutions That Work for Healthcare with Nishith Khandwala, Sam Schwager, Steve Liou, & Dr. Bo Gu · 2026-08-12