An example of how blogging can be great entertainment while being informative
I present to you Elaine Meinel Supkis, the weirdest financial blogger I've read who still makes any sense.
Yeah, she wears a tinfoil beanie, but in my years of following weirdos online, I've learned how to spot the ones who actually know what they're talking about and should be taken seriously. She's one of them.
One of her most endearing traits is that she uses anime characters to make her points, something that goes over most of her readers' heads, but not mine. Here she is using Risky and Safety.
Killing Corrections Can Be Fatal To Economies
Here she is using Fullmetal Alchemist.
Terrorist Threats to Goldman Sachs And Financial Threats From Within
THE END OF TIME...
And here she is using Gankutsuou: The Count of Monte Cristo.
Treasuries Fall To Japanese Levels: 0.02%
FWIW, she's probably the person holding up the "Fail" sign in this photo.
As you can see, she manages to be simultaneously amusing and terrifying while she informs her readers. What a great find!
Yeah, she wears a tinfoil beanie, but in my years of following weirdos online, I've learned how to spot the ones who actually know what they're talking about and should be taken seriously. She's one of them.
One of her most endearing traits is that she uses anime characters to make her points, something that goes over most of her readers' heads, but not mine. Here she is using Risky and Safety.
Killing Corrections Can Be Fatal To Economies
Here she is using Fullmetal Alchemist.
Terrorist Threats to Goldman Sachs And Financial Threats From Within
THE END OF TIME...
And here she is using Gankutsuou: The Count of Monte Cristo.
Treasuries Fall To Japanese Levels: 0.02%
FWIW, she's probably the person holding up the "Fail" sign in this photo.
As you can see, she manages to be simultaneously amusing and terrifying while she informs her readers. What a great find!