You may have heard, Revue is shutting down. That's it. They're pulling the plug. Below is the exceedingly brief notice they provided their writers.
It seems with Elon Musk's recent Twitter takeover, in addition to laying off half the workforce, they are cutting many internal projects, such as the Revue platform they purchased in 2021.
The news came as quite a surprise to me, and I have been working diligently to find an alternative.
I've settled on Substack.
How does this affect you?
If you are were paid subscriber through Revue, your information and billing cycle has been seamlessly migrated over to Substack. The email associated with your Substack account is the same one used with Revue.
There will be no price increase, so if you wish to remain a paid member to continue to receive weekly issues, there is nothing you need to do.
If you wish to make any changes to your profile or subscription, follow the steps in this article.
Weekly issues will continue to be released on Sundays, except for the next one, which will be out Monday, December 26.
Read the new “About” page for the latest on what this newsletter will offer.
Click below if you wish to become a paying member:
What’s next?
Next Monday’s (December 26) issue will be a special one, and will be available to all subscribers.
In addition to celebrating a successful migration to the Substack platform, it will provide non-paying subscribers the opportunity to evaluate whether the weekly issues are for them.
As mentioned last issue, I will be significantly less active on Twitter in the months ahead. For me it's become a platform better suited for damaging mental health and stirring up emotions, rather than sharing and consuming content.
Nearly all of my content will only be available through the substack platform. They are doing some great things to compete with Twitter.
For now, my content will be remain in the form of weekly newsletter issues, but I am open to offering other shorter-form posts as part of a free Substack content stream.
I am looking forward to growing this platform and am grateful for the thousands of free and paying members who continue to value and support my content.
If you’ve been reading, you know I still have high conviction in the long-term bullish trajectory for this market, at least over the next 12-18 months, and have taken the lower-than-expected depth of this 20-month correction to further add to my longer-term positions.
Thank you again for your support. Happy Holidays to all.
-TechDev
Lets go Bulls!