Pick your downside

Seems quite precise. Question remains as to how accurate. Also, does the market do as consensus thinks?

The difference between information and knowledge:

1. Never stop learning. 2. See failure as a beginning. 3. Teach others what you know. 4. Assume nothing, question everything. 5. Analyze objectively. 6. Practice humility. 7. Respect constructive criticism. 8. Love what you do. 9. Give credit where it's due. 10. Take initiative.

Warren Buffett keeps his entire cash surplus, currently around $120 billion, only in short term treasury bills. He takes zero risk in liquidity. A fact even many Buffett followers overlook.

Stripe update today said: Amid the current disruption, several years of offline-to-online migration are being compressed into a few months. Retail Remote work ... the future happened faster than we expected.

If you aren’t prepared to invest a good portion of your time before you invest your money, you’re just throwing darts. No one cares about your money as much as you do. Do the work, own your failures, and you will own your success. No one is going to make you rich except you.

With two in college, what’s a Dad to do?

Jay T great Grove quote; related: "Every crisis creates a void, and whatever force fills that void, inherits power." - James Bailey

Just finished the podcast, it was a great listen as usual 👍 $BOMN is a compelling small cap to hold LT. I own a small position that I started on 4/17 after being a 7invesiting subscriber. It is bullish once it can break the channel and hold the 200MA. 2Year/2day chart below

The most important implication of this permanent WFH movement are state income taxes. The warm, sunny states with affordable housing and zero taxes will see an influx of educated, rich workers. States will need to cut taxes to keep up. The biggest loser in this is CA.

Think 3-4 steps ahead here, folks. A state like Kansas or Alabama can make a case for remote labor, and then the brand can reduce salaries by 30% or 40% while saying that it is still paying a competitive wage based on cost of living. Who wins in that battle?

Question: Will Vermont, with its low population density, and low Covid-19 rates, be a net winner or net loser in the Work from Home wars?

Behold the mind of Matthew Kobach I organized and distilled his last 3,000 tweets into a summary of his big ideas, in three parts... Part 1⃣: Social Media, Marketing, and Life Philosophy

Love This From New Zealand.

Westmore Vermont after the rain.

From the deep web The Mount Printmore

Revenue growth is the engine that drives profit growth Profit growth is the engine that drives stock prices Don't invest in companies that are in a permanent state of revenue decline, no matter how "cheap" they are

1/ Going to kickstart a Threadapalooza! here. Topic: The State of Work 2020 I'm going to give you a short intro of why I care then I'll just throw out 1-opinion / 1-like style takes. I imagine this will get a little unhinged towards the end.

Look I don’t know anything about clothes, but I’m positive that “flared leggings” are the same thing as yoga pants. Just accept that it’s 2008 again and move on