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Yeah, but at least he puts his money where his mouth is. His fund has huge puts on treasuries, and calls on food staples. Not just a PR move, his investments ac
by lake_vincent 5y ago
Yeah, but at least he puts his money where his mouth is. His fund has huge puts on treasuries, and calls on food staples. Not just a PR move, his investments actually reflect his prediction.
- tambeb 5y ago>> Yeah, but at least he puts his money where his mouth is. I'd argue one could also interpret this as "putting his mouth where his money is."
- what_ever 5y agoDoesn't work that because putting mouth is free, putting money isn't.
- inshadows 5y agoIf I bet on, say, TSLA, I'm going to convince everyone that it's good bet. Why would he state his opinions about stock markets, without having his investments reflecting that opinion? I don't see how your statement adds any validity to his prediction. It's logical step. Short sellers put out such opinions all the time.