Sydney Sweeney got mentioned 9 times in the earnings call.

I get asked frequently about how to break into this profession. I'm biased, but I think it's one of the best jobs in the world. Real human impact, unreal income upside, work-life balance if done right. Here’s the roadmap (bookmark if you've ever thought about it) ↓ ↓ ↓

Dreams and Nightmares

"Who's gonna tell him?" I get like 20-30 of these messages a week. Not just financial advisors, but someone immediately messaging me and sharing an offer or service. (60% advisors tho) However, I think as an advisor this will have a 0% success rate in getting new business.

In 2022 Kawhi Leonard played in 26% of games due to “right knee stiffness” before the reported $1.75M delayed payment was made by Aspiration The day after it was deposited, Leonard went on to play 82% of the Clippers total games to close out the season (Via APHoops)

$CRDO comments at Goldman emphasize why the stock is up 126% YTD. The vertically integrated nature of their approach is their main differentiator. AND, I love the purple cable branding.

My prediction for today's Fed Meeting: >Powell & Co cut rates >Big jump in the market, but pulls back by the bell Expect to see more movement in real estate markets as homes in major markets are getting crushed.

$CRDO is down -18% in one week. Natural pullback or something heavier with AI decreasing?

“When I moved to Knoxville 10 years ago, I literally knew nobody.” That’s how this CFP built the fastest growing practice in Tennessee. Skee Orr, CFP didn’t just move cities. He left behind his network, his job, and his comfort zone. No clients. No warm leads. Just a CFP

This is the greatest breakdown and post I've read on $CRDO Credo by Austin Lyons chipstrat.com/p/credo-aecs He highlights several huge factors for why AEC's have taken over the DataCenter market and I thoroughly appreciate his detail on explaining AEC's vs the standard copper

Talked to a manufacturing business owner in AR that bought his $3M company with $0 down. He negotiated a deal with the owner to get a bank loan on the real estate and signed on that to be the guarantor. He then used that amount of loan money to give to the seller for 25% and