Embrace the Substack Rudy, Twitter was limiting and the free form here suits you...better to expand on the ridiculous number of sources you bring and it's seriously a treasure of information on all things Fed and all things deranged in the system today...
This describes 99.9% of mainstream reporters: "I’m sure you believe everything you’re saying. But what I’m saying is that if you believe something different, you wouldn’t be sitting where you’re sitting" - Chomsky
We're trying hard to keep your presence going on Twitter. Anyone reading this, we encourage folks to continue to tag @RudyHavenstein often. We also try to repost some Rudy content and do #FugaziFridays in your honor. We must continue to remind people of the dystopian expungement of one of the greatest collected works of central bankster critique in existence.
I’ve always thought since following you the past few years, you would add so much incremental generational value if you were allowed by Stanford, Harvard or MIT’s faculty to teach the 1st year B students a year long course on financial ethics & the misrepresentation thereof. THINK ABOUT IT! Substack is better for you than Twitter but. reaching the best minds before they are tainted by SOP business world tactics, might even be fun for you in adding to shaping a new generations’ perspective on a miserable financial history. 👍
I went to 2 outta da 3 &, they definitely need more free wheeling fact based guys like you. Summers might have objected 😳😂when he was there but, selling yourself short isn’t a good idea. Anywho, keep hammering Hombre.
I think we were in a downturn in early 2020. The lockdowns masked it a few months later. Having worked in and around San Francisco for a long time you could see traffic slowing, people going out less, fewer tourists in the area, fewer events. I'm not a financial analyst or an "economist," but I might have common sense. Of course, my sense of it is all just anecdotal, but who can trust official reported economic numbers these days?
I've been throwing random stuff out on reddit.com/r/rudyhavenstein, but it's not the same. Substack seems to have a problem with a lot of pics in a post but I will try to figure something out.
Tech is my nemesis but pics are my favorite and it seems I found a work around. If you close the post after you add a bunch of pics, then reopen it from the draft list, Substack will accommodate tons of images in a post. It does truncate for the email versions & the total length warning pops up. Just ignore the warning and upload away. Fingers crossed! :~)
Embrace the Substack Rudy, Twitter was limiting and the free form here suits you...better to expand on the ridiculous number of sources you bring and it's seriously a treasure of information on all things Fed and all things deranged in the system today...
The NYT continues to be one of the best comedy sites on the net.
"Ms. Maxwell’s father, the British media magnate Robert Maxwell, who died after falling off his boat in 1991..."
This describes 99.9% of mainstream reporters: "I’m sure you believe everything you’re saying. But what I’m saying is that if you believe something different, you wouldn’t be sitting where you’re sitting" - Chomsky
Another 3 from the Steph Curry of Fintwit. Thank you.
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Thank you. Godspeed.
Rudy, you are a legend. You will back soon, now that Elon has to go through with this deal. He has to, right ? RIGHT ?
I'm don't think Elon is the one, but he has to be better than Paraga. Right??
Make it last!
Hey Dr Havenstein,
I’ve always thought since following you the past few years, you would add so much incremental generational value if you were allowed by Stanford, Harvard or MIT’s faculty to teach the 1st year B students a year long course on financial ethics & the misrepresentation thereof. THINK ABOUT IT! Substack is better for you than Twitter but. reaching the best minds before they are tainted by SOP business world tactics, might even be fun for you in adding to shaping a new generations’ perspective on a miserable financial history. 👍
I imagine most Stanford, Harvard and MIT profs would be appalled by my aberrant views.
Think again.
I went to 2 outta da 3 &, they definitely need more free wheeling fact based guys like you. Summers might have objected 😳😂when he was there but, selling yourself short isn’t a good idea. Anywho, keep hammering Hombre.
That btc corn chart 😘👌
Voltaire quote should read "Le doute est un état mental désagréable, mais la certitude est ridicule."
Thank you. My French is weak
I think we were in a downturn in early 2020. The lockdowns masked it a few months later. Having worked in and around San Francisco for a long time you could see traffic slowing, people going out less, fewer tourists in the area, fewer events. I'm not a financial analyst or an "economist," but I might have common sense. Of course, my sense of it is all just anecdotal, but who can trust official reported economic numbers these days?
100%
I've been throwing random stuff out on reddit.com/r/rudyhavenstein, but it's not the same. Substack seems to have a problem with a lot of pics in a post but I will try to figure something out.
Tech is my nemesis but pics are my favorite and it seems I found a work around. If you close the post after you add a bunch of pics, then reopen it from the draft list, Substack will accommodate tons of images in a post. It does truncate for the email versions & the total length warning pops up. Just ignore the warning and upload away. Fingers crossed! :~)
Thank you. I'll try that