One post calls the price moves “extraordinary” but says their broader significance is unclear.
One post describes “extraordinary price actions” without drawing a conclusion about what they mean. A separate post argues that power is the binding constraint behind prices continuing to climb sharply.
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@stevehouNot exactly sure what this means in the totality of things, but these are extraordinary price actions.
@DanielleFongRT @stevehou: Not exactly sure what this means in the totality of things, but these are extraordinary price actions.
@chamathPower is the binding constraint. This is why prices continue to climb so ferociously.@stevehouNot exactly sure what this means in the totality of things, but these are extraordinary price actions.@DanielleFongRT @stevehou: Not exactly sure what this means in the totality of things, but these are extraordinary price actions.@chamathPower is the binding constraint. This is why prices continue to climb so ferociously.@stevehouNot exactly sure what this means in the totality of things, but these are extraordinary price actions.@DanielleFongRT @stevehou: Not exactly sure what this means in the totality of things, but these are extraordinary price actions.@chamathPower is the binding constraint. This is why prices continue to climb so ferociously.@stevehouNot exactly sure what this means in the totality of things, but these are extraordinary price actions.@DanielleFongRT @stevehou: Not exactly sure what this means in the totality of things, but these are extraordinary price actions.@chamathPower is the binding constraint. This is why prices continue to climb so ferociously.—
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