Basically, this is what Elizabeth Warren and her followers don't get:

In June 2019, I was lucky to buy $TSLA at a low point, both in price and mood. Seven months later, the mood is exuberant & the stock hit $640 this morning. I revisit & revalue the company, and much as I would love to hold on, it is time for me to let go. bit.ly/2S2vSF9

$STMP paying off big time from old school value. Still more upside considering it dominates ecommerce shipping industry. Tailwinds are there, not many people realize.

Best fin tweet of 2020.

What do you do when the traders and momentum players jump on the bandwagon?

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If you still have your head in the sand or part of the "bruh it's the flu" fraternity.

I heard the market was efficient. Will be funny to see how they teach this at school in the future.

Every bloody company should only EMAIL if their service will materially affect customers.

I just published Corporate Socialism: The Government is Bailing Out Investors & Managers Not You link.medium.com/3h53P88H94

Wow.

As I have watched the events in Minneapolis unfold the last few days I have wondered & prayed about how I should respond. Below are my thoughts. I hope you read the whole thing because the final thought is most important. Romans 12:21 🙏🏽

This makes me furious.

Wondering what’s really happening in Texas? Here’s the email, from a senior executive at a Texas ER chain that sees thousands of patients a month. He went on the record - a brave move. I’m going to let him speak for himself. (Two tweets of screenshots. Worth reading to the end.)

10 EXCUSES BY INVESTORS by Jae Jun Almost every one of us would have taken a few or all of these excuses in our investment journey. You will enjoy reading it :-) oldschoolvalue.com/investing-stra…

Look around your environment. Rather than seeing items as objects, see them as magnets for your attention. Each object gently pulls a certain amount of your attention toward it. Whenever you discard something, the tug of that object is released. You get some attention back.