Me and the Money Printer
Me and the Money Printer explains how liquidity, incentives, and momentum move markets and tracks daily momentum models so readers can trade with the tide. Garrett explores the global financial markets with the respect and reverence they deserve: None.
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What they write about
Daily live video sessions with accompanying PDF decks, explaining how liquidity, incentives and momentum move markets. Recurring subjects include insider buying, momentum screening, oil and scheduled macro data, alongside a Markets 101 educational series.
- liquidity
- momentum
- insider buying
- live sessions
- market education
Recent examples: Today’s Big News from Anthropic Wasn’t The S-1... It Was a LinkedIn Job Post... · Money Printer Pro - September 29
Written from Me and the Money Printer’s own published post titles and openings in Sep 11, 2026. It describes the subjects the newsletter covers, not its views, and is not investment advice.
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Growth history
Subscribers (thousands, nightly)
25K on Sep 10, 2026 → 32K on Sep 30, 2026
Followers (thousands, nightly)
Rank in Substack’s finance leaderboard: #45 today · #46 a week ago
Stats worth sharing
Tracked since Sep 10, 2026 — 21 daily snapshots so far. The card below is built from what we track and refreshes nightly.
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- Rank, 7 days
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- Subscribers added
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- Posts
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- Reactions tracked
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on Sep 14, 2026
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since tracking began
last 30 days
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Most-reacted post we have seen: Live with Garrett Baldwin - 0914 — 45 reactions on Sep 14, 2026.
Recent posts
- Today’s Big News from Anthropic Wasn’t The S-1... It Was a LinkedIn Job Post...
“In the middle of late last night I was sittin' on a curb. I didn't know what about, but I was feelin' quite disturbed.” - Jimmy Buffett Dear Fellow Traveler: This afternoon, I received an email from LinkedIn. I get one of these every few days, a list of job matches that align with my interests and experience. Today, it said that it had matched me with a job (for which I’m actually not qualified.) But I’m glad I received the email. It was highlighting a job at Anthropic… You probably heard about Anthropic today… Everyone was talking about a Reuters report that discussed a draft IPO prospectus…
- Money Printer Pro - September 29
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- Money Printer Pro - 9/29 (Live in 15)
I’ll Be Live… Right Here at 8:30 Money Printer Pro 929 112KB ∙ PDF file Download Download Good morning: Well… this is one way to end the quarter… The numbers of insider buying Form 4 documents compared to documents tracking selling pushed to the highest level in six months… All complementing a strong dollar-by-dollar (buying to selling) figure for the last six months in total dollars. I find this curious… especi…
- Five Men to Avoid Before 1900... the Joy of Being Sick... and the Perma-Rescue Era.
Editor’s Note: Well, I’m sick. Which isn’t a bad thing. I have no HR department to call to report that I’m under the weather. It means that I’ll be paying attention to the markets, but for the most part you can find me watching movies with the dogs. The one benefit of being sick is that my mind stops racing, which is a weird state of nirvana. That said, I can fall back on our signals, as we’ve added a performance metric over at Money Printer Pro… Here’s the Russell in red and green states since March. This is what can help you build conviction at a time that the markets are noisy as ever. Now…
- Morning Market Call - 8:30 am
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- The WTF from the WEF...
I’ll Be Live at 8:30 am at this link… 0928 Mmp Live 114KB ∙ PDF file Download Download Good morning: Over the weekend, I picked up a copy of the World Economic Forum’s September Insight report . For a broader, global economic report, it tells us largely what we know… before we get to the typical morning analysis, I wanted to share the key takeaways from the report since this tends to be a little surprising from the surveys. We look at the Good, the Bad, and the WTF… WEF The Good A Solid Outlook In May, 89% of the surveyed chief economists had expected the global economy to weaken due to the…
- Time Change on Elite (Apologies) 12:30 ET
Good morning: Due to a change in soccer schedules… I do need to move our Quarterly call to 12:30 ET on Saturday. I apologize for the shift. YES… This will be recorded. During the call, I will provide about a one-hour outlook on Q4 and 2027. Then, we’ll do Q&A… which typically runs about an hour. Thank you, Garrett
- A Chart Party for the World’s 22nd Wealthiest Man
“Spend it while you can, money’s contraband.” - Jimmy Buffett… forever Dear Fellow Traveler: Does Satoshi Nakamoto exist? Was he created by the government? Is he dead? These are questions that continue to filter through the Bitcoin world. But to me, it largely doesn’t matter… the anonymous name behind Bitcoin hasn’t touched “his” cryptocurrency wallet in 15 years. And I don’t like chasing Bigfoot… That said, a fun little statistic hit this week.. Satoshi Nakamoto outranks most of the Forbes wealthiest people in the world… why? Because Bitcoin (thanks to the flush of liquidity at the front end…
- How The World Pays off $350 Trillion in Debt...
Dear Fellow Traveler: Well… the Firebolts had another setback today on a rainy Saturday morning. We lost our second game of the year, bringing us to 0-2… That said, the tracksuit made its appearance in this video first… so enjoy. You should get a free bowl of soup when you buy a tracksuit like the one I have on today. Today’s video is about debt… and the lengths that nations will go to shield themselves from their past mistakes. Scratch a libertarian, and they’ll tell you that we can either grow our way out of debt, raise taxes, or cut spending. That’s not the only way to deal with it all…
- This Is How the Debt Bomb Ends... (Or Is It?)
I was hungry and went out for a bite. Ran into a chum with a bottle of rum. And we wound up drinkin’ all night.” Jimmy Buffett, Changes In Latitudes, Changes In Attitudes. Dear Fellow Traveler, I really like that super dry spicy chicken sandwich from Wendy’s. You know the one. It’s the No. 6 combo. They put barely enough mayonnaise on it, and a tomato and slice of lettuce that belongs in a swamp. That sandwich is just good enough that it’s perfect. I have the same feeling about economic reports too. It can’t be too dry… but it has to at least try its hardest to put me to sleep. You stay awake…
- Money Printer Pro - 9/25
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- Shock Downside, Cover Upside
I’ll Be Live at 8:30… The Room’s Open Today for Everyone Mmp 0925 131KB ∙ PDF file Download Download Good morning: I start today with a strange occurrence in the West. New Mexico has been hostile to Oracle’s new data center, Project Jupiter. So hostile, that Oracle declared an Act of God against a zoning board. Project Jupiter declared force majeure due to “conditions beyond contractual control.” These actions are typically reserved for natural disasters or for war. The latter was a reason why we saw force majuere declared on natural gas deliveries tied to airstrikes on shipping containers…
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