Everyone has a movie or two that nearly the whole world has seen, but they haven’t. For Bagholder, one of those movies was The Matrix. He saw no need to watch a fictional tale about how we are all mindless slaves when actual day-to-day reality already made that point perfectly clear. Another movie everyone has watched, which Bag passed on, was The Titanic. As someone versed in history, Bag saw no point in watching a movie, when he knew ahead of time, how it would end. With about 25 years having passed since those films were at theatres, Bag decided to watch both to see what the fuss was about. The two films couldn’t be more different, and yet, ironically, they are both allegories with the same underlying moral lesson.
Dec 19, 2023·edited Dec 19, 2023Liked by Bagholder
When I heard that Chairman Powell suggested several rate cuts next year, I thought, not kidding, "I wonder what Bagholder thinks is going on?" Would you mind telling your thoughts on whether there will actually be rate cuts and if it makes any difference at all? Thanks.
When I heard that Chairman Powell suggested several rate cuts next year, I thought, not kidding, "I wonder what Bagholder thinks is going on?" Would you mind telling your thoughts on whether there will actually be rate cuts and if it makes any difference at all? Thanks.
Common knowledge is not common. Conventional wisdom is not wise.
Trying to decide which is the better investment, silver and gold or lead and brass?
He who panics first, panics best!