Quoth the Raven

QTR gives his quick take on Herbalife's latest earnings report as well as MiMedix executives performance on their recent conference call. He also comments on Marc Cohodes' response to MiMedix's conference call and a hilarious Seeking Alpha piece offering "analysis" of what the MDXG call could hold, written on the day prior. 

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QTR talks Dennis Gartman buying RIOT Blockchain before Friday's CNBC expose, MDXG delaying earnings, why I see future potential in OSTK's tZero, the SEC subpoena at UBNT and the state of the financial media and financial analysts. All content by Quoth the Raven Research, LLC.

Ryan Sellers is a former open outcry market maker from Chicago who traded on the floor for years in the early 2000's. He's also the originator of the @OpenOutcrier Twitter handle, an invaluable resource for traders that started many of the day-to-day nuances we see on FinTwit nowadays. His team of traders and news junkies have turned their once casual Twitter appearances into a full fledged news feed service - we talk about the evolution of OOC, how his team got started, how they trade, what life was like on the open outcry floor, whether or not he remembers being at a club with me in Las Vegas this past summer and more. For more information: www.openoutcrier.com

Bill is a professional money manager with over 30 years of experience. He has written daily commentary on market action since 1996 and FleckensteinCapital.com launched in 2003. His website is: https://www.fleckensteincapital.com/

I ask Bill about his encounter with Tim Seymour on CNBC, the state of financial media, his thoughts on the recent market pullback and (laughably) what he thinks about incoming Fed Chair Jerome Powell.