Howdy Ags!
Ryan Lafield here, Fightin' Texas Aggie Class of 2012.
I've been a TexAgs Premium subscriber for years, but until recently, it never really occurred to me to reach out to the Aggie Network for something like this.
As I've gotten more involved in a new project, though, I started thinking that some of the best advice and feedback I could get might come from fellow Ags. And this seemed like the right board to ask.
So I figured I'd throw it out there and see what y'all think.
I've recently started hosting and executive producing a new daily show called Universal Asset Owners Live.
It's actually an extension of an established company that already produces a daily written briefing covering global markets, institutional investing, economic policy, and what's happening with capital around the world.
It's actually an extension of an established company that already produces a daily written briefing covering global markets, institutional investing, economic policy, and what's happening with capital around the world.
The idea was to take that existing research and reporting and bring it to life in a more accessible format. Instead of having to sit down and read through a financial briefing every morning, you can catch the important stories, understand why they matter, and get on with your day.
Ten minutes, give or take, over your morning coffee.
We're still getting the live show off the ground and finding our audience, and that's where I thought some fellow Ags might have some valuable input.
Here's an episode from yesterday that I think gives a pretty good feel for what we're doing:
YouTube:
Substack: https://universalassetowners.substack.com/p/the-imf-sounds-the-alarm-are-long?r=90xwpk
And if you happen to know someone in the investment or financial world who might find it interesting, I'd certainly welcome the connection.
I'm not here to sell anybody anything. I'm proud of what we're building, and I figured there was no better group of people to ask for some honest feedback.
Thanks for taking a look. I appreciate it.
Thanks and Gig 'em!
Ryan Lafield '12
Host & Executive Producer
Universal Asset Owners Live
Ryan Lafield here, Fightin' Texas Aggie Class of 2012.
I've been a TexAgs Premium subscriber for years, but until recently, it never really occurred to me to reach out to the Aggie Network for something like this.
As I've gotten more involved in a new project, though, I started thinking that some of the best advice and feedback I could get might come from fellow Ags. And this seemed like the right board to ask.
So I figured I'd throw it out there and see what y'all think.
I've recently started hosting and executive producing a new daily show called Universal Asset Owners Live.
It's actually an extension of an established company that already produces a daily written briefing covering global markets, institutional investing, economic policy, and what's happening with capital around the world.
It's actually an extension of an established company that already produces a daily written briefing covering global markets, institutional investing, economic policy, and what's happening with capital around the world.
The idea was to take that existing research and reporting and bring it to life in a more accessible format. Instead of having to sit down and read through a financial briefing every morning, you can catch the important stories, understand why they matter, and get on with your day.
Ten minutes, give or take, over your morning coffee.
We're still getting the live show off the ground and finding our audience, and that's where I thought some fellow Ags might have some valuable input.
Here's an episode from yesterday that I think gives a pretty good feel for what we're doing:
YouTube:
Substack: https://universalassetowners.substack.com/p/the-imf-sounds-the-alarm-are-long?r=90xwpk
And if you happen to know someone in the investment or financial world who might find it interesting, I'd certainly welcome the connection.
I'm not here to sell anybody anything. I'm proud of what we're building, and I figured there was no better group of people to ask for some honest feedback.
Thanks for taking a look. I appreciate it.
Thanks and Gig 'em!
Ryan Lafield '12
Host & Executive Producer
Universal Asset Owners Live