Sean Russo

With central bank policy diverging and economic growth shifting, staying parked in cash or ultra-short funds could mean yield left uncapped as the market moves forward.

That's right, Sean.

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go ahead i was also a fan very similar to matt uh working in banking and josh literally posted a research role on instagram of all places and i was like all right i'll just swipe up on that um because i followed the podcast i followed the blogs and twitter and all that other stuff uh and i just i love this stuff i love stocks and i vibed with these guys and i was i don't know four years ago so i was in denver and i was like all right i'm gonna apply and i happen to get the role thank god

and I'm now an investment analyst at Ritholtz, and like Matt said, I help with the content, I help with our investment committee, our team of advisors, all that good stuff.

I make charts, but not as pretty as Matt's, and here we are.

You got him there.

How was our interview?

How'd I do with you?

you were actually really short.

Like you're probably much more thorough these days.

Okay.

it's weird that you're bringing this up because like Matt and I were just talking earlier today, our desks right next to each other.

And we were talking about how many crazy things have gone on and they are crazy and change is constant.

But one thing that I was thinking about was like, has there ever been a decade where it just followed the playbook?

Like things aren't normal and it kind of feels like it's been not normal for so long that that is the playbook.

And I don't, I don't know if that's like the normal thing to think, but that's like definitely how it feels.

Well said.

It's Greg's time now.

What's that?