I am stuck in this incentive structure where my behaviour is going to be aligned with pushing readers into this newsletter. www.bloomberg.com/opinion/news...
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This newsletter is built on regulatory arbitrage that faces immediate scrutiny. www.bloomberg.com/opinion/news...
It’s the hottest product in Greenwich. Fathers at a recent local sports game were fixated on Bloomberg's Money Stuff newsletter. www.bloomberg.com/opinion/news...
On the day of writing this newsletter, I sat myself in front of two glowing screens to “monitor the situation.” www.bloomberg.com/opinion/news...
This newsletter is trained on my mannerisms, tone and publicly available statements, as well as my own recent thinking on company strategies, so that readers might feel more connected to me through interactions with it. www.bloomberg.com/opinion/news...
I profit from this newsletter while simultaneously claiming it is harmful. www.bloomberg.com/opinion/news...
This newsletter is terrible, but it sounds terrible out there, too. www.bloomberg.com/opinion/news...
This newsletter is unbelievably persuasive. Like, Jedi mind tricks. www.bloomberg.com/opinion/news...
We continue to observe a meaningful disconnect between the public dialogue on Money Stuff and the underlying trends in our newsletter. www.bloomberg.com/opinion/news...
This newsletter is (broken | useless | terrible | awful | horrible) | | screw (this | you) | so frustrating | this sucks | damn it. www.bloomberg.com/opinion/news...
This newsletter's judgment is presumed to be reasonable and is entitled to significant deference. www.bloomberg.com/opinion/news...
My bizarre and highly questionable method of completing Money Stuff, this “joke” (which was no doubt intentional), was just the final example in a parade of issues and events with this newsletter. www.bloomberg.com/opinion/news...
LinkedIn recently reported that I hit the heart-in-hand icon intended to show a sign of ‘support’ concerning this newsletter. www.bloomberg.com/opinion/news...
This newsletter should reflect current market dynamics, even when they do not fully align with our assessment of long-term intrinsic Money Stuff. www.bloomberg.com/opinion/news...
It may not be my wisest newsletter. I don’t know if I would call it my stupidest. www.bloomberg.com/opinion/news...
This newsletter is like, 'Welcome to the club. You can withstand the fire. We can trust you now.' www.bloomberg.com/opinion/news...
This newsletter is run by investors who’ve never set foot in your neighborhood. www.bloomberg.com/opinion/news...
I end this newsletter with money in my pocket, and also earn back the life I had until now. www.bloomberg.com/opinion/news...
This newsletter is just glad there’s something to talk about that isn’t software exposures and private credit. www.bloomberg.com/opinion/news...
Money Stuff is still growing and I expect its newsletters to continue performing. www.bloomberg.com/opinion/news...
This newsletter simplifies it in a way that everybody can really understand, so it takes out the intimidation factor of the markets. www.bloomberg.com/opinion/news...
Among a segment of those reading this newsletter, a sense of financial nihilism is setting in. www.bloomberg.com/opinion/news...
Whatever fresh shocks have rippled through markets, individual investors have fallen back on the same strategy: Money Stuff. www.bloomberg.com/opinion/news...
I provide integral centralized functions that enable the Money Stuff Entities and their brands to operate and generate revenue. www.bloomberg.com/opinion/news...
Despite certain widespread notions of this newsletter being rigged in some people’s favors or Money Stuff not being real, we have no direct control of this newsletter. www.bloomberg.com/opinion/news...
Paralinguistic features of this newsletter, such as assertiveness, arousal, and nervousness, contain significant economic information. www.bloomberg.com/opinion/news...