Epi knows everything again. Well, everything—just to get clicks and for the Wikifolio side hustle (not bad, that fee-skimming scheme).
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@GeldGenie Gambling isn't the same as knowing :)
But I don't get the part about the Wiki side hustle. Where in the post do I see the connection?
But I don't get the part about the Wiki side hustle. Where in the post do I see the connection?
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@Alpalaka Clicks generated by a “provocative post” (little context, no causal chain, only positive bond returns (see China), etc.) -> followers -> Wiki post views
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@GeldGenie That sounds like a "finfluencer," and that's not how I see Epi.
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@GeldGenie You're giving me ideas! 😏
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@Epi I define "finfluencers" as people who post referral links everywhere and run excessive ads.
You've highlighted a new investment opportunity, which has been well-received.
You've highlighted a new investment opportunity, which has been well-received.
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@Alpalaka Ah, so you have a somewhat narrower understanding of the term “finfluencer.” I take it literally: someone who influences people in the financial sector.
As for Wikifolio, I try to be just as transparent as I’d like other money managers to be. If that’s successful and others follow suit, then I think the finfluencer scene will improve as well. So I’m more of a “finfluencinerfluencer,” so to speak. 😅
As for Wikifolio, I try to be just as transparent as I’d like other money managers to be. If that’s successful and others follow suit, then I think the finfluencer scene will improve as well. So I’m more of a “finfluencinerfluencer,” so to speak. 😅
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