One tweet is worth a thousand words.
I don’t know much, but I do know if I’m going to plan my financial future based on someone’s opinion, that someone is going to look exactly like this.
Joking aside, the “logic” this chap offers – – which looks cut ‘n’ pasted from the horde of crypto bros that cite is so often – – is utterly flawed. The notion that ONE asset class should be worth a lot more because ALL assets together are worth a lot more is full-tarded. Seriously. Who thinks like this?
Hey, here’s a fun fact, as long as we’re contemplating this financial wizard:
Shortly after retiring, Pippen learned that his financial adviser Robert Lunn, who he claimed had been recommended by the Bulls, was under investigation for bank fraud. Pippen had invested over $20 million through Lunn, who was sentenced to three years in prison in March 2016 on multiple fraud counts; Lunn was found to have forged Pippen's signature on a $1.4 million loan that Lunn used to pay off personal debts
