I'd like to explain & apologize for my sporadic social media posting in the past year; it has been a tremendous source of guilt and pressure for me.
To be completely transparent, I've been struggling with emotional, spiritual, intellectual, and inspirational exhaustion.
This past year has been devastating for so many people and I'm very fortunate and grateful that my career is doing well, but I've been in deep turmoil internally.
As someone who tries to prevent and warn the world of crises, the past year has been a nightmare for me.
I've been seriously affected by the combination of the pandemic (being shut inside for so long with no activities that I enjoy) and then actually getting coronavirus, which I believe I'm still experiencing residual effects from (exhaustion, mental fogginess, irritability, etc.).
I know this is trivial compared to what many people experienced, but I moved to a brand new city (Dallas) just months before the pandemic.
My friends & family are 1,700 miles away in New York.
Because of the pandemic, I have almost no friends here; I know almost nobody here.
I had such high hopes of meeting a soulmate here in Dallas - one of these incredible Southern belles who are so close...yet so far due to the pandemic.
Those dreams were dashed (at least for a year & counting).
My frustration has been immense. We're biological beings after all.
When the world is going to hell, I just don't sleep.
I just lie awake with my heart pounding. I have a form of PTSD that started during the 2008 meltdown when I was a recent college grad struggling to look for jobs.
I get flashbacks to those horrible days.
So, in those conditions, I just can't write. The words just don't flow. I go into survivalism mode.
I also become very bitter when I think about how free market advocates like myself are completely ignored and marginalized in the world of economics, politics, and media.
I just want to thank you all for continuing to follow me.
I really hope to be more active and consistent on social media and content creation from here.
I have so many interesting thoughts to share.
I'm still struggling with exhaustion, but I will try to push through it.
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It's finally a thesis that I can get behind! Unlike GameStop, Tesla, and many other extremely overvalued bubble stocks that are soaring, I believe that silver is undervalued and underappreciated.
Silver has long been on my list of hard assets that I believe in. I view physical silver as an excellent hedge against the debasement of fiat currencies.
I wouldn't be surprised to see silver at $100+ in the next few years & it would be 100% justified.
Hello, everyone – I want to chime in on the latest phase of the speculative market mania, which includes the GameStop price explosion. This is extremely unhealthy.
People from all walks of life, who know nothing about finance or investing, are jumping headlong into speculation.
The latest speculative mania is the result of trillions of dollars worth of liquidity being pumped into the markets.
The same phenomenon occurred in the early stages of Germany's hyperinflation. Almost everyone was playing the market.
I'm a tremendous proponent of everyday people learning about finance & investing (and earning healthy returns), but this "central bank-Robinhood-Reddit"-dominated speculative mania is bad, bad news.
It's like the Roaring Twenties or late-nineties dot-com bubble on steroids.
As a libertarian, I agree with this. I am completely unimpressed by Trump or Biden. It’s time to think outside of the tired, outdated two-party box. #LetHerSpeak
For the past four years, I’ve been very frustrated with President Trump. I don’t see any real accomplishments. He’s mostly a showman. This presidency was primarily about boosting his ego. He’s another Silvio Berlusconi.
In addition to my extreme frustration with the media world, which is overwhelmingly dominated by propaganda and disinformation, I became sick with coronavirus, which left me exhausted for several months. It's a very neurological disease, as I found out.