Once upon a time, Ron Insana tried running a fund of funds. He failed [8].
Then he tried working at SAC. That didn't work out either [9].
Then, he decided to write scathing opeds in the Huffpo bashing "doomsayers. [10]" Four years later, the Fed is terrified to hike rates by 25 bps from zero while in the meantime all other central banks have joined the Fed in a global, liquidity-injecting tsunami, confirming the doomsayers were right all along.
So what is Ron, who once also used to work at CNBC, up to these days? The answer, in his own words, is "managing a virtual portfolio"... one which he "took to cash last Thursday." So is Ron then auditioning for a gig at Hedgeye, one wonders?
And here is an artist's impression of the compensation demanded by Insana in exchange for his "virtual" services.

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And here is Ron's own take on the above:
@zerohedge [11] Just being honest. I don't run a P&L. I wrote one op-ed in the HuffPo. As for the FoF, it was sold, not closed, in August of 2008
— ron insana (@rinsana) August 24, 2015 [12]
@zerohedge [11] And, no, I am not auditioning for Hedgeye. Still work for CNBC, among other jobs that I have.
— ron insana (@rinsana) August 24, 2015 [13]
@zerohedge [11] By the way, I was responding to a question. Can't say I'm buying or selling when I am, in fact, active. Would you prefer Iie?
— ron insana (@rinsana) August 24, 2015 [14]
@zerohedge [11] When I am NOT active, that should have read ...
— ron insana (@rinsana) August 24, 2015 [15]
@rinsana [16] @zerohedge [11] don't worry. We are busy over here. pic.twitter.com/6kw0lddDRH [17]
— Fed Porn (@FedPorn) August 24, 2015 [18]
