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Rieder is a well known media celebrity and smart money manager. Always upbeat. If selected it would probably be with the expectation he could serve as market ”cheer-leader” as they pull out the stops to try to keep the pig flying another year. But if he accepted the job it would call into question his sanity - so I probably wouldn’t invest with him again.
In this case I'd rather just stick with J-Pow. Why? Any pick by this administration will just be doing whatever they are told to do. I haven't seen one selection for any position yet that did what was right or different vs. toeing the line. Willing to be shown or proven wrong.
Rieder is a well known media celebrity and smart money manager. Always upbeat. If selected it would probably be with the expectation he could serve as market ”cheer-leader” as they pull out the stops to try to keep the pig flying another year. But if he accepted the job it would call into question his sanity - so I probably wouldn’t invest with him again.
In this case I'd rather just stick with J-Pow. Why? Any pick by this administration will just be doing whatever they are told to do. I haven't seen one selection for any position yet that did what was right or different vs. toeing the line. Willing to be shown or proven wrong.
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