I spent the same time as a university student and as an entrepreneur: - 6 years in uni: learned a few things, would make $50K/year if I get a job (advertised). - 6 years as an entrepreneur: earned nothing for years, learned a lot more, now making $1.2M/year. If I had to

Recent insider buying for $D - Dominion Energy. They're an energy company in Virginia. Virginia has the most data centers of any state in the US🇺🇸

"The more people say something is a bubble, the more you know it isn’t" -Ken Fisher We are not in a damn bubble (yet)

One of my favorite lessons I’ve learnt from working with smart people: Action produces information. If you’re unsure of what to do, just do anything, even if it’s the wrong thing. This will give you information about what you should actually be doing. Sounds simple on the

is $CROX finally too cheap to ignore? Insiders are buying

Significant insider buying on $CELH this month

$RZLT position is doing well...

This is what the "profit is profit" people don't get. Selling a potential winner too early is the worst thing you can do for your portfolio returns. If in doubt, take profit on 30% or 50%, but if a company is growing/winning, don't sell it all just because it's up.

Some recent insider buying on $ICHR. This stock was also bought by US congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz this year

People who wait for a risk asset like $BTC or $PLTR to drop 20% (after rising 1000%+) to post about it and take a victory lap

The point of investing is making a lot more money in 5-10 years. Weekly, monthly price action is irrelevant. People barely remember panics.

Wealth is built in bear markets. Wealth is built in bear markets. Wealth is built in bear markets. Wealth is built in bear markets. Wealth is built in bear markets. Wealth is built in bear markets. Wealth is built in bear markets. Wealth is built in bear markets. Wealth is built

AI isn't a bubble and we're just in the 1st or 2nd inning, in terms of progression/economic benefits

A few observations about the X update where we get to see what country people are from: - Many of the people with the strongest and most divisive and extreme opinions on America aren’t American - Many of them pretended to be American - Very few Americans pretend to be any

Michael Burry closing his fund and pivoting to Substack is a pretty good reminder that, in most bubbles, the real money isn’t made by shorting them, it’s made by talking about them.

Man is made to create, not retire

One of Google’s greatest innovations wasn’t a product – it was a philosophy. Co-founder, Sergey Brin's 70/20/10 rule: - 70% on the core business - 20% on adjacent opportunities - 10% on wild bets That’s how Android was born. That’s how Waymo exists today. $GOOGL $GOOG