News of Brexit reached me inside the refugee camps of Electric Forest early Friday morning. Celebration ensued, a British flag was hoisted, and it was immediately made clear I was claiming a swath of camp as my own. My position was fortified by age [I am old] and gifts of Pabst Blue Ribbon. Inside the mobile command unit I was taking many calls from Exodus members, eager to discuss the recent market happenings.
So I had to do a bit of adulting and leave the music festival 2-days early. Initially I planned to connect to mothership remote and do my research from a tree stand. Alas, a solid connection could not be achieved so I missed my favorite DJ, Bassnectar, opting instead to return to mothership last night and be ready today to dig into all the data produced by Friday’s knee-jerk reaction.
Because listen, and I had to have this talk with more than one Forester, once you’ve gone 84 consecutive weeks putting out Tier 1 research, never once skipping a beat, you do not abandon your post at a generation-critical time. If I can instill one trait into my millennial readership, it would be routine. Routine will be your rock.
So Exodus members, go check out this week’s Strategy Session. I dug into the data, hardcore, and left all the news bites out. If you want objectivity, this is your report to read. If you have a hard time getting a feel for the info, drop me a comment below. You can also reach me on snapchat [username- vCali] or Twitter/StockTwits @IndexModel.
This week’s report is literally my best research yet. Behind our wall, the town is humming with information including a controversial stance from Le Fly. Not everyone agrees on the best course of action going forward, but I will keep adhering to the guideposts of my model, diligently executing the decisions it makes.
Next week ought to be a Hold On kind of week:
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Bassnectar? I feel it’s my duty to send you new music.
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Lolz
Please do! But, I’m told Forest is Bassnectar’s favorite venue,l. Plus he’s alway been better live, IMO
I’m half joking anyway. I don’t listen to as much “electronic” music as I used to when I still dj’d, and what I listened to was more of an acquired taste. My favorite job of all time was 12 years ago, making $7 an hour at our local record store. Then serato came out, and all this new amazing technology and bang, we closed. It’s amazing how little you can live off when you’re young. Good times.
I’m going to stop traveling the world so much/so often and dig into routine a bit more. As I tick a few more rotations around the sun I’m becoming more and more attracted to consistency, stability and routine. Fantastic things can be accomplished as soon as I stop uprooting myself every few months.
But your snaps have been pretty, pretty good