Chris Howell

Here’s what I’ve learned, nobody knows anything about anything.

Arguing online with the youths as to why the Fab Five was cool was a bad idea

@ChrisInVenice @decktech1047 @BenAxelrod And sock color

@decktech1047 @ChrisHowelI @BenAxelrod Wrong! You can also influence shorts length.

The Fab Five is cool. I get why Michigan celebrates them. But at what point do we stop acting like they won a national title?

@TalkinBaseball_ A packed house, as usual

The Rays and Cubs are about to play the first game at Tropicana Field since September 22, 2024, 561 days ago

What is your favorite Masters photo or screenshot of all time? Can be absurd, stupid, serious or anything in between.

Does Tennessee basketball (men and women) have any players left?

@janecoaston My favorite part is the writer telling us that Peter was slow and got smoked in the race to the tomb

at church on Sunday our pastor talked a lot about how "be not afraid" is a repeated message in scripture but sadly we did not get into my theory that this is because a biblically accurate angel, even if it is telling you the Lord has risen, is TERRIFYING

Scottie rocking the double-Nike logo on his shoes this morning. A throwback to Seve's visor at Augusta, 40 years ago.

LeBron is so old that he saw an NBA player play AAU against his second oldest kid.

We don't deserve Jason Day 👑👑👑

The best Air Jordan

Byron Allen is lowkey one of the absolute best businessmen in Hollywood

BREAKING: caught in 4K, NASA crews forced to admit to decades-long cover-up by the entirety of the US government and admit that the moon is, in fact, made of cheese.

@philrosenn Hell yeah, congrats!

I haven’t had a job for 2 years. That’s because it’s the 2-year anniversary since launching Opening Bell Daily. I’m in a lucky spot where each day I get to figure out both how to build a business as well as report on the most unpredictable financial markets in history. Strangers and friends tell me my work helps them make sense of their money and how it fits into the world around them. Still never feels normal. But it's the constant context switching that pushes me most. A typical day includes back to back meetings with sponsors and prospective interview guests, filming an episode of my show, debugging code for our portfolio-tracking software, commuting for a TV segment. Posting dozens of charts on X each day. Emailing with readers around the clock. It’s a chaotic juggling act that I’d be sad to give up. And all of it is anchored by the newsletter. The act of sitting to write each day is what allows me to keep my brain in order, converse with people smarter than me, and operate a financial media company with context and depth. The writing habit is the engine. Everything else is downstream. I don’t know what the work will look like in another two years. But I feel confident that the newsletter will still go out each morning. Once the morning email stops, everything else will lose its punch. Onward year 3!

@awealthofcs Thank you for your service

I have an announcement to make: After years of research I have determined the best Miami Vice is served at Stilts in Marco Island Perfect mix

@toomuchcountry oh hell yeah

We can’t read the letters but we all know that’s Waffle House

Here’s a guy who planned a weekend trip to Disney World with his wife and didn’t bother to check to see if the Masters was also that weekend.

@CPowers14 Christopher Pipes is at it again

It is time to once again summon a victory, this time from Ryo Hisatsune, with the power of church music

Happy Easter!

Happy Easter from 2015