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When we think about AI, we think about ChatGPT, Claude, AI agents in CRMs, and all kinds of applications serving the virtual world. We might also think about film production, content creation, and so on. Today, let’s look at AI in the real world , because this is a macro trend that is booming right now, and the deployment of AI in robotics and autonomous systems is accelerating. Amazon celebrated its millionth robot in 2025. The IFR also recorded 542,000 industrial robot installations in 2024 , more than double the number ten years earlier. Industrial robotics has been growing for a long…
The mission of Macro Notes and the platform we’re building, Altis.finance , is to help you discover compelling investment theses before they pass you by. For me, the most effective way to invest over the medium to long term has always been a global macro approach, combined with top-down stock picking. Put simply: identify a macro thesis — a structural change in a market, for example — then work your way down to the companies best positioned to benefit. Europe’s rearmament is a good example. European countries are responding to the Russian threat by increasing defense spending. Which companies…
Bitcoin is one of the most liquid assets in crypto. It trades around the clock, seven days a week. As I write this, its market capitalization sits at roughly $1.57 trillion , with tens of billions of dollars changing hands on active trading days. Yet for most of Bitcoin’s history, a holder who needed liquidity faced a strangely simple choice: Sell Bitcoin. Need capital to fund a business? Sell Bitcoin. Need cash for a large purchase? Sell Bitcoin. Want to redeploy capital into another opportunity? Sell Bitcoin. And every sale solves the immediate liquidity problem by creating another one: you…
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