You used to be able to dial for dollars. But after the dolorous inducing dollarizers got the yellow brick road really dialed in -closed- that faded:
"By the mid-1970s, the popularity faded for the Dialing for Dollars format, as competition developed from daytime talk shows, and more sophisticated game shows coming from syndication. Another factor in the show's decline was the trend of fewer households having stay-at-home members available to answer the phone during the day. Dialing for Dollars left the Baltimore airwaves in 1977 (although it is still seen in a few markets), after giving away $800,000 locally in its 38-year run there on radio and television.[1]"
Stanley Fischer died on May 31, proving that you can't take it with you. He was a dual citizen of the US and Israel, where he served as Governor of the Bank of Israel from 2005 to 2013 and as a member of the Fed from 2014 to 2017, among other f'ed up institutions, like the World Bank. And BlackRock. He didn't seem as horrible a person as Greenspan, Bernanke, or Yellen. I've just finished the write-up; maybe he was...
Markets Fluctuate? Who knew!🤣😂!! The Grifter of all Grifters is Fink at BlackRock, no question about it. The Fed is absolutely useless, Who would pay to listen to Yellen? Oh and yes corruption abounds in the markets. In 2009 SPY Puts worked very well for me. Great show Rudy. Totally appreciate you posting the show on Substack so quickly.
"We're living in a society here!"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LHhbdXCzt_A
A show about nothing we like to call "dollars."
You used to be able to dial for dollars. But after the dolorous inducing dollarizers got the yellow brick road really dialed in -closed- that faded:
"By the mid-1970s, the popularity faded for the Dialing for Dollars format, as competition developed from daytime talk shows, and more sophisticated game shows coming from syndication. Another factor in the show's decline was the trend of fewer households having stay-at-home members available to answer the phone during the day. Dialing for Dollars left the Baltimore airwaves in 1977 (although it is still seen in a few markets), after giving away $800,000 locally in its 38-year run there on radio and television.[1]"
Stanley Fischer died on May 31, proving that you can't take it with you. He was a dual citizen of the US and Israel, where he served as Governor of the Bank of Israel from 2005 to 2013 and as a member of the Fed from 2014 to 2017, among other f'ed up institutions, like the World Bank. And BlackRock. He didn't seem as horrible a person as Greenspan, Bernanke, or Yellen. I've just finished the write-up; maybe he was...
Markets Fluctuate? Who knew!🤣😂!! The Grifter of all Grifters is Fink at BlackRock, no question about it. The Fed is absolutely useless, Who would pay to listen to Yellen? Oh and yes corruption abounds in the markets. In 2009 SPY Puts worked very well for me. Great show Rudy. Totally appreciate you posting the show on Substack so quickly.