Time to drop the really big bomb: Hot dogs are sandwiches. Have a nice day, National Hot Dog and Sausage Council!

Got official confirmation that China is not paying the tariffs. 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

Gooooo Coco Gauff! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

The Return Stacked guys are doing some very cool stuff with AI. This is really slick and helpful, especially for a more sophisticated strategy like this. Really well done guys.

Austin is such a great city. 9/10. I had to subtract 1 point based on the San Diego weather rating scale due to this thing called "rain" and temperatures over 85 degrees.

In 2024 we had a very restrictive 5.33% effective Fed Funds Rate and a rate of inflation of 2.1% that had been falling. Now we have a less restrictive 4.33% effective Fed Funds Rate and inflation has been rising and/or sideways. I do agree the Fed should be leaning towards

I handed in the final manuscript for my new book last night. I dumped everything I know about investing into 260 pages and of course added a few reminders not to miss leg day. I can't wait to publish this later this year.

Me: "That Canary Palm they're cutting down was probably older than most people alive. It's so sad to see it die." My 5 year old daughter: "Daddy, that's not sad because it means he got to be happy for a really long time"

Endorse. These instruments prey on people's desire for income, but instead of providing income more efficiently they are typically just charging huge fees and creating tax inefficient distributions.

HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND EVERYONE!

Fixed this for you Zohran: "Wealth inequality is real. But worth noting: the top 1% of earners pay about 42% of all federal income taxes, and the companies billionaires create fund a huge portion of the economy and government revenue and employ millions. Maybe the goal isn’t to

If I were elected mayor of NYC I would seize the means of production and then place a Dominos Pizza and a leg press machine on every block.

We have an official cover for the book!

Eh. Not as robust as headlines appear. It was mostly govt jobs. Pvt sector employment missed bigly (75k vs 105k estimate). And wages were really soft at 3.7% (3.9% est). It's not a recessionary report at all. But this is still a softening labor market.