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The Yen Carry trade explained: For years, investors would borrow Yen at ultra low rates, such as ~0.4%, and use these Yen as a form of leverage. Investors could convert these Yen to US Dollars or other currencies and get *almost* free margin. Low rates made this possible. (3/7) ![](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GUN7ebwW8AAgC6D.jpg)

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Some of the world’s biggest tech investors have a reality check for companies thinking about going public: While the initial public offering market is showing signs of life, smaller companies that made the cut during the last boom cycle don’t have a shot now.

Say Goodbye to Tiny IPOs, Investors Warn

Michael Roddan

Perhaps we can find some relief: Social media was never a natural way to work, play, and socialize, though it did become second nature.

The Age of Social Media Is Ending

Ian Bogost

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