A decade of financial media commentary on oil markets and macro themes, plus a speaking practice built around a simple rule: a chart has to work from the back row before it works up close.
During his years as a macro strategist at Seaport Global Securities (2008–2018), Richie provided regular commentary for financial media on crude oil markets and broader macroeconomic themes — translating strategist-level analysis into commentary usable by journalists and their audiences on tight deadlines.
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Spoke to an ~800-seat auditorium. Slides were deliberately built without chart titles, axis labels, or legends — dense text reads as noise past the first few rows, so visuals were designed to communicate shape and trend at a glance while the labeling was delivered live, by voice.
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Large-venue talks are built for legibility at a distance: stripped-down visuals that read as shape and trend, with labeling and context delivered live rather than crammed onto the slide.