Is using lawfare to get rid of him better or worse than just firing him?

holy shit lmao

Who even thinks to short a founder led, fast growing company with these numbers? Why would someone even waste their time instead of immediately pass?

If you're a year ahead of your market, you're a genius If you're 10 years ahead of your market, you're bankrupt

I had a friend show me a screenshot of a 40+% return in two weeks recently. First time that's happened to me.

I lowered my beta a decent amount. Sold 5% (of my portfolio) of my $VOO long position. Shorted 5% more $IWMY. Shorted 5% $OARK.

American parents, do you freeze the credit report of your children?

Portfolio tax optimization strategies: 1. Tax loss harvesting 2. Sell winners in January 3. Use options to hedge winners to delay selling until January and/or eligible for long-term capital gains 4. Delay closing shorts for years after they're economically impacting your

My dad took career risks that I'd consider insane many times. Part of it was his genetics, but part of it was also growing up poor. The risk isn't nearly as scary when you feel you've already won life in the bad case.

Happy Taco Tuesday

Guys it happened, we're at the top. This was meant to be a joke.

Adding $ABVX to the mix, morning buys +45% lol. Mad props though to everyone who rawdogged this x.com/AnotherBio/sta…

One of the issues with fintwit is that many of the most successful investors can't or won't tweet about what actually differentiates them. So even high alpha investors can leak negative alpha on this platform.

This has worked for me a few times recently. Will probably keep doing it.

I try not to judge statements as true or false, but through the lens of 'is there a reasonable world view where that's a correct thing to believe'. I think it's a more intellectually constructive approach and fosters empathy. It makes building conviction very difficult though.

The Trump savings accounts for kids can only be invested in US equities. More market pumping.

John Hempton, a very talented investor, has an interesting take on my business partner David Orr, who I believe is one of the best discretionary investors active today. John sees David as a poker player-turned-trader, not an investor, and is uncertain his edge will scale. I

I don't know David personally, but have followed him extremely closely on Twitter. In addition to learning a ton, I have put ~20% of my net worth in his ETF. In my opinion what differentiates him is how well rounded he is. He excels at all three of what I consider the main roles