HeyJaredThe Tucker Letter
Step inside the inner circle of one of the street's brightest minds. He'll show you how he interprets today's rapidly changing world as events unfold, how he positions his wealth to survive, thrive, and stay ahead of the pack.
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The Stablecoin Standard (opens the original)
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We’re on the cusp of a new monetary system.It’s not what you think either. Especially if you spend too much time on YouTube watching sensational videos about economic collapse. That’s an activity many wise people avoid.You’ll someday see the facts as far more benign. Simple rather than scary. By that point, it’ll be accepted history, and too late to get in front of the herd.Think about it like chapters in our relationship with money. We had a gold standard. People talk about it like it was the g
What Huge Lines Say About Society (opens the original)
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Imagine standing in a gigantic line hoping to get into a trendy restaurant. Most tables are pre-sold to important guests. Only a few people in the enormous line stand a chance of getting in tonight.As if that’s not demeaning enough, being told to line up outside like a kindergartner, once inside this exclusive place, you’ll need to order three or four entrees you don’t want just to get the one you do.Nobody would do that. Well, maybe these days they would.All across NYC this summer people lined
Q3 Founder Notes 2.0 (opens the original)
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***Founder Notes are published quarterly for Founding Level subscribers and additionally on an as-needed basis. If you’re a Free Reader or a TTL Subscriber, look for the next regularly scheduled issue at 9:00 AM EST on Thursday, September 10***Dear Founders,We’ve all seen one of those self-serve trick-or-treat baskets on Halloween.It’s where you have something better to do than answer the door ~70 times on a weeknight. So, you leave a big bowl of na
Can’t See Straight (opens the original)
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Laura Overdeck has a problem $633 million won’t fix.She’s ~4.5 years into a battle with hopefully one day “ex” husband John over what portion of the ~$14 billion marital pile is rightfully hers. The ~$633mil is an offensively small slice of the ~$10 billion John earned over the last nine years alone. Her lawyer even calls it a “scheme” according to Bloomberg.This is the kind of case family law practitioners dream about. We’re talking a half-decade of fighting…so far. The details read like failed
Never Enough (opens the original)
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Capt. Jim tells me people are really on the go. To be clear, he volunteered the info, I didn’t ask.Dressed in a full pilot costume, shirt, tie, ID badge, shoulder epaulets, that bus driver hat they all wear, the 65-year-old had just landed a midsize business jet at a New York FBO.That’s a “fixed-base” for non-commercial passenger aircraft. There’s a waiting area with snacks and leather chairs but not much else. Also, close to no security, since people rarely hijack a plane they already own.Today
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