You *really* want to read the unrevised edition of this book. This is because Carnige's feminist wife and daughter heavily edited his book after he died to make it more politically correct For example (among other things) they completely deleted 8 chapters on dealing with

Without saying too much, if you have serious generational wealth goals, it might be smart to read up on some history regarding decaying/dissolving empires, who did best during those times and how. Might give you some valuable ideas that could potentially save you.

Life is just a series of experiments. Start 'experiment-maxxing' in 2026

"Developing Talent in Young People" by Benjamin Bloom (published 1985). That's the same Bloom as Bloom's two-sigma problem, Bloom's taxonomy, etc. This guy is one of the most influential scientists in the history of education ... yet, relatively few people know about Developing

In 1998 - Michael Bury commented on Berkshire Hathaway as an investment Great read

(Too) many books have been written about Buffett This one is overlooked and should be read.

Warren Buffett famously said he is 85% Benjamin Graham and 15% Phil Fisher. Here are Phil Fisher’s 15 Points to Look for in a Common Stock

Joel Greenblatt book recommendations

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A newly created wallet withdrew 45M $USDC from #Binance to #Hyperliquid to buy $HYPE. So far, 289,120 $HYPE($9.77M) has been purchased — buying is ongoing. intel.arkm.com/explorer/addre… hypurrscan.io/address/0x9D26…

TIL that from 2002 - 2009, newspapers stocks went down in a straight line bc the market foresaw the disruption of the internet yet earnings continued growing for 5 straight years... until they didn't.

Michael Mauboussin on how a company changes over its life cycle

>google 'Poor Charlie's Almanack PDF' > upload the PDF to Claude >every time you have a problem to solve or a decision to make use this prompt > I have X problem to solve, using the attatched help me identify the correct mental models I need to apply to this decision to get the

Ray Dalio gives a 39 minute master class on wealth creation.

This 1994 speech by Peter Lynch is a must watch (Bookmark this for later)

In 2005, Bezos gave a 50-minute lecture that HUMILIATES most MBAs. He built Amazon on rules the business world ignored: • Obsess over customers, not competitors • Think in decades vs quarters • Bet big when everyone says stop Lessons that built a $2,000,000,000,000 company:

Travis Kalanick (Uber Founder) on why it’s so difficult to compete with China. Interesting to watch.

This chart is super interesting. Perhaps all this dilution has finally come to an end. Hell, even Alibaba is buying back shares now, and actually shrinking its share count.

As promised, here's the exact claude cowork prompt i use to build research reports for any company. Feel free to copy and use. Prompt: you are a research analyst at {xyz}. your job is to deeply understand businesses and produce comprehensive research reports. inputs you