We're all works-in-progress that view our current selves as our final, complete selves, radically underestimating how much we can and will change in future. This is known as the “end-of-history illusion”, and it is arguably the biggest obstacle to growth and future opportunity.

Time to sidestep until month end and maintain inner peace. Ciao!🧘

People signal what they don’t understand. The person who signals they’re wealthy, doesn’t understand wealth. The person who signals how busy they are, doesn’t get anything done. The stronger the signal the weaker the understanding.

Soros on bubbles...

$GME

Humbled to have won 2020 US Investing Championship. Special thanks JT from tickermonkey and my mentors...you know who you are. I have studied, learned so much, and will continue to do so. Congrats to the other contestants for having great years. Lets make 2021 even better!

I met a guy who spent several years jumping dirt bikes. I asked him, as I often do when I meet people with unusual skills, what was the key to doing it well. His answer: "Committing."

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Correlation breakdown. Be careful.

There's a fine line between pure joy and arrogance. We don't know what people have gone through. Show kindness. 😁

The Gamestop thing is a reminder that investing is not the study of finance. It's the study of how people behave with money, and sometimes those behaviors are incredible.

I don't know how it got there TradingView but really grateful that you found my piece to be helpful. In Ryan Cohen's fashion, I'm "😳😱" I hope that it will somehow lead people not into trading $GME now but to understand how to find the next rare birds like Gamestop. 😅✌️

It was meant to be a private diary for myself, my friends and my future grandkids. Learned a lot after this $GME trade! Thanks TradingView !

Honor comes first before excellence. Always.

Feels like I'm trading with VIX at 50. 🤷

Bulls vs. Permabears