I didn't realize this was about basketball at first glace I could not figure what why you were talking about men's total seeds on thier 16th birthday

You know that literally every economic sector and every possible risk profile is represented across the trillions that these firms manage, right? Blackrock doesn’t put 100% of its client’s assets into the same stock lmao, it’s small cap, mid cap, large cap, international, and everything else

One year search???

What did you do for the rest of your year since you only applied to a whole 40 jobs

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Toronto slowly fading until almost nothing lmao

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Just from a semi-layman perspective: BlackRock is a company that's dishing out a ton of ETFs like the MSCI World. So they have these assets "in management" but actually just buy the underlying shares and earn management fees. There isn't really any risk involved for this type of business since it's 100% collaterized.

To gain a full perspective, we would need to see a diagram that explains in detail which asset classes are managed and how the percentages add up.

Thank you! It's a pretty specialized field within financial services, and I only applied to jobs that were a good fit...of which there were about 40 in the entire US over the course of a year.

Assets under management isn’t the same as ownership. The investors who own these funds could move them anywhere at any time

The hilarity being they are all banking on getting bailed out as they continue to lose assets and market confidence.

For those who know hockey, the only thing that Toronto is favored for, is losing in the first round.

I'm not a sports guy. It took me 10 seconds to figure out we weren't talking about gardening or birthdays.

Maybe in finances. I have had 6 (!) interview rounds for an introductory level tech job before. No job offer too, after all those rounds.

It was changed, but honestly there is just no title you could give this graph that would describe what it is, and not sounds like a brazzers title.

Sounds like a major environmental and maintenance risk

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20 years ago it used to be that way, now it's 50%. 16 out of 32 teams make it.

>There are 16 teams left in the NCAA Men’s Basketball tournament. This chart is a proxy for frequency and/or magnitude of upsets (higher seed beating a lower seed) that have occurred at this stage since 2000.

Maybe dual axis with # of upsets per year. Cool chart! I've shared it with my family bracket chat.

So is Toronto more likely to earn the second seed but regardless of their seed, TB is favored to win the series?

Yep. The seniority with the extra year brought a lot of parity, and we are returning to the norm.

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The 19 seed went undefeated

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