Does it? If it's clearly labeled that you are writing this opinion piece and have a stake in its outcome, I think people can evaluate it on its own merits. I t

Does it? If it's clearly labeled that you are writing this opinion piece and have a stake in its outcome, I think people can evaluate it on its own merits. I think there's actually a case to be made that that sort of financial journalism would be much better than the veneer of impartiality that we have now. I would find Bloomberg articles much more compelling if I knew that their authors had personally invested in their truth. At the very least, it'd quickly weed out the ones who are regularly wrong. And, if they cited the amount of their investment, it'd give you a proxy for the strength of their own conviction. All extremely critical data that you can never fully attain from prose alone.