As you have no doubt noticed I have not been writing on a regular basis for quite some time. The reason for this is somewhat bittersweet and I'd like to take a moment to let you know what's going on. Over the past few months I have been working diligently to re-brand the consulting firm that I have been operating since 2007. In that time I was able to create the "New" company Turnkey Trading Partners (http://www.turnkeytradingpartners.com/). To give you a brief low down on what we do and the reason for our existence here is a blurb from the "About Us" section:
"Turnkey Trading Partners was formed by a group of highly specialized individuals with a combined 40 years of financial, regulatory, and marketing experience. We exist to help firms navigate the ever changing landscape of the financial markets so that they can focus on what they do best; trading. Turnkey Trading Partners utilizes its vast knowledge of the futures regulatory environment and wealth of experience within the fields of accounting, marketing, and regulatory compliance to enable firms similar to yours succeed. Our goal is to provide comprehensive turnkey solutions for all of your day to day operational needs."
All in all being a blogger, analyst, commodity expert, or whatever it is you want to call me has been a great joy and success. I have gathered more fans and readers than I could have ever imagined the day I started the original Economic Bibb at blog spot. The opportunity to write for and be interviewed by major news publications was more than I could have ever hoped for. Furthermore, being able to speak with you via email and sometimes over the phone has been a true joy; I sincerely appreciate your loyal readership. However at some point the rubber always meets the road, for this is reality, and we all must make choices with our time.
Every man, woman, and child is afforded only twenty four hours a day while they are blessed to be on this earth. Unfortunately I can no longer devote a portion of my time to writing in the capacity that the Bibb requires. The consulting firm has simply taken up too much of my time and as a result I will be switching my focus towards writing several times a month on regulatory issues to support that business. The issues I discuss will be primarily related to the commodity and forex market space however so you may still be interested in what I'm thinking. If you'd like to follow me on this course change you can access my materials through the home page of my new site http://www.turnkeytradingpartners.com/. However, if this type of literature does not interest you I understand and this is where we part ways.
Again, thank you so much for your readership and all my best for your future endeavors.
The Bibb.
