why aren't all 9 resolved? a statement only gets an assessment when the public
record can support or contradict it. opinions and what-ifs never can, and 0 checkable
ones are still open, waiting for their date. predictions held up or didn't;
assertions are supported or contradicted. on every card:
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Assertion Contradicted
Sundararajan: Top platform earners make $1.20 per $1 bottom earners make
“They find that the top 20% of income earners are earning a little more through the sharing economy than the bottom 20%. But you look at that distribution, you compare that to the actual income distribution, and you see that it's redistributive, which is that P…”
Assertion Supported
Katie Haun notes JPMorgan partnered with Zcash despite Jamie Dimon's comments
“JP Morgan was inking in a huge deal with Zcash. Zcash the privacy coin. So it's not that JP Morgan completely thought cryptocurrency, there was no there. They were doing a partnership with Zcash.”
Assertion Partly supported
Blankfein: The repeal of Glass-Steagall forced Goldman Sachs to go public
“So we had to, you know, if J.P. Morgan was gonna become an advisor, we had to become a good lender and a good financier. So it meant that we had to have a bigger balance sheet. Couldn't run that on impermanent capital of a partnership. And so we had to go publ…”
Prediction Not checkable as stated
Solomon: Goldman Sachs balance sheet must reach $3.5T when JPMorgan hits $6T
“At the moment, JP Morgan has a four and a half trillion dollar balance sheet. When JP Morgan's six, we're gonna have to be at least three and a half. You know, at least three and a half.”
Prediction Not checkable as stated
Sinofsky: J.P. Morgan will be slowest to adopt autonomous AI agents
“JP Morgan is gonna be the slowest, At doing this, and the startups are going to be the fastest, but the delta is huge, but even the startup one is a little far off, because even startups do need some systems of record at some point.”
Assertion Partly supported
Haber: Building a bond ladder at JPMorgan remains a manual process
“If you're a wealth management client of JP Morgan today, you know, building a bond ladder is still a manual process. You're picking, you know, individual securities one by one.”
Assertion Supported
Casado: JPMorgan spends $600M and Microsoft spends over $1B on cybersecurity
“So for example, JPMorgan Chase alone will estimate about six hundred million dollars in cybersecurity. And Microsoft will spend over a billion dollars in security.”
Assertion Partly supported
Fraden: JPMorgan Chase spends $18B on IT versus $200B on payroll
“JPMorgan Chase's global IT spends on the order of 18 or nineteen billion dollars, and they spend a couple hundred billion dollars a year on people.”
Assertion Partly supported
Over 91% of impact investing capital goes to later-stage companies
“Over 91% of that capital was invested into later stage companies.”