Matt Levine
@matt_levine
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lunch valuation analyst
New York
Joined March 2008
hi 1. my newsletter is still free 2. it is called Money Stuff 3. you can sign up for it here https://t.co/BbSBb5xXUj
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A newsletter about Wall Street, finance and other stuff.
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This newsletter is being re-wired to be internet native, 24/7/365 and global.
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Continuation funds, Amazon drivers, a narrow bank, Trump accounts, crypto gambling and PDT puzzles.
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Really good newsletters are really good at separating the signal and the noise.
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Cooperation agreements, stock borrow costs, Midnight Madness and Spotify Wrapped.
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This newsletter marks the next step in our evolution, and we believe it will better position us to navigate short-term market volatility while delivering on our vision of being the world’s leading issuer of Money Stuff.
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Also Strategy, co-invests, repo haircuts and map manipulation.
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I don’t read Money Stuff newsletters barely anymore. It’s not healthy now that I know what the ...'s in it.
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Thrive Holdings, portable toilets, OBR URL guessing, cat bond incentives, buffer ETFs and bioengineered meat.
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This newsletter is a convergence of entertainment and speculative finance.
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MSCI, sports betting contagion, sports hedging, bad passwords are not securities fraud, Napster and Grok.
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I thought of you when I read this newsletter. Was this your idea?
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Yap money stones, consultation fees, Morgan Stanley vendors, crypto-to-GSE contagion and the Epstein files.
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We’re excited about our digital future — a future harnessed by newsletter products that empower the creator economy; and a future where Money Stuff unlocks marketplace efficiencies and new experiences for our global community.
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Abstract sneaker space, generalized legal fees, disappointing carry and Crooked Beverage.
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This is really a natural evolution of a newsletter made from stock market mechanics.
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Sneakers, BDC liquidity, NAV loans, the crypto treasury trade and the meme numbers.
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It is certainly possible that I arrived at this newsletter for some innocuous reason.
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Also the Fannie/Freddie trade, the least rational investors, meme-stock numbers and Birkin warehouse receipts.
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This newsletter loves the fashion girlies and tries to inject a little bit of fun into the boring private equity and hedge fund worlds.
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Also weather models, tariff refunds, Birkin correlation, robot delivery drivers and Sealed Air.
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Some readers lamented that the swagger was gone and that this newsletter felt akin to being in a factory or flipping burgers in a line.
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Also proxy adviser antitrust, multiverse shareholder voting, how to get very rich, Robinhood bags of cash and Sealed Air.
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It is so easy to read Money Stuff in the system. Dopamine keeps me awake late into the night.
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Proxy advisers, total portfolio approach, cat bonds, First Brands has some more invoices to sell and Asian meme investors.
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Does the universe create that many newsletters that you haven't already seen every day?
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Also First Brands, AI long-termism and Tether gold trading.
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When corruption infiltrates this newsletter, it brings disgrace not only to the participants but damages the public trust in an institution that is vital and dear to all of us.
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Also honest pitching services, the Metsera conclusion and elite Liar’s Poker.
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If you’re a rational reader of Money Stuff, you’re stuck between a rock and a hard place.
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Also bond auctions, Forge, crypto treasury companies and Aurinia.
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Money Stuff is able to retain the most talented, and generally highly compensated, writers, which would ostensibly deliver stronger newsletters for the readers.
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Pass-through fees, AI debt hedging, ETF stock lending and tariffs.
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People are really starting to ask: ‘How does this newsletter happen?’
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First Brands, First Trust, Elon Musk’s votes, Elon Musk’s brand and corporate rap.
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Is this a flash in the pan newsletter that sounds nice in theory but doesn’t work in execution and you move on to the next thing?
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Mention markets, Pfizer sues Metsera, Tesla votes, adjustable mortgages and fried chicken.
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Timely newsletters are crucial for effective decision-making and strategic planning. Keep up the great work, and I look forward to continuing our collaboration!
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Metsera, Elon Musk’s pay package, fake receivables and AI performance reviews.
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How old were you when you became a Money Stuff reader.
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K-cup project finance, box spread rates, Best Egg and an Instagram interview.
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