That time I was Klevin Brockovich
The story of how I got into an argy-bargy with the British Crown.
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NoBull Klev
NoBull Klev is the Kustodian of the OPM brand. He is the first and only frontstabber on Bay Street. All others are either backstabbers or, worse yet, nonstabbers. You can read NoBull Klev's most personal thoughts in this section.
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Moderately important new disclosures
Some relevant disclosure to consider as you read future posts.
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Consider being an a**hole, on the importance of being a PIMPP™ and not a simp
Illuminati-grade strategic advice.
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That time I was a teenager adulting on Bay Street
This is the story of my very first job on Bay Street. I also recount some tricky situations I navigated as an attractive, vulnerable teenager living in the big city for the first time, desperate to be taken advantage of.
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I have an ethnic middle name
My most personal post, featuring Sir Christopher Ondaatje, Ian Joseph, Roy Ratnavel and last but not least, Pocahontas.
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The State of Alpha Delusion! How to keep the faith
The State of Alpha Delusion (SAD!) is strong.
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That time I met John Wilson, now of Ninepoint Partners
John Wilson is not a fan of this blog. Sad!
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Introducing the OPM Flaccid Manager Exchange
OPM Flaccid Manager Exchange is the Ebay for sub-scale or retiring asset managers. Surrender your flaccid money management business to Bay Street's only Frontstabber!
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OPM Wire pardons Raj Rajaratnam - Insider trading officially de-stigmatized
This post is really weird!
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That time I phoned Black Swan author Nassim Nicholas Taleb
Despite recent developments, I will focus on my niche of telling you about
things that happened 15 years ago. Around
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I once had a way better deal than Mike Katchen and Power...but I totally blew it
So earlier this year, Wealthsimple founder Mike Katchen told his life story in a
60 second TV spot. As a
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The nature of the Portfolio Manager - Analyst relationship
I wrote this essay on the true nature of the analyst’s role when they work for a
portfolio manager.
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