2008 was a year of reckoning on Wall Street. I learned the hard way that the strategies I believed in could lead to massive losses. But from the wreckage, I gained invaluable insights. Here's how I turned a crisis into an opportunity that changed the way I approach markets

One of the things I love about Lago Maggiore is bei mg able to buy a dish like this with a view like this for EUR20 :)

lim che huan Feeling bearish but acting bullish has been an incredibly valuable skill to cultivate in the QE era

Anyone have any tips about buying a hotel?? 😀

The number of geopolitical experts with 34 followers on this platform is really impressive!

Sat still and watched the sun set over the Piemonte hills tonight. Peace, mist, and gratitude. I don’t let beauty stop me in my tracks like this often enough (and this photo doesn’t do the scene justice)

Should've bot some calls on a 2x inverse $HIMS 🤣

Let's bust the "80% of options expire worthless, so you should only sell options" myth. You’ve probably heard this old chestnut: “Don’t buy options. 80% of them expire worthless!” It’s a stat that gets thrown around like gospel. But here’s the truth: - It can lead to retail

Piemonte is a very special part of the world. If you've never been, here's 8 reasons for you to visit! 1. World-Class Wines Barolo and Barbaresco steal the show here as Nebbiolo's finest expressions, but there's also: - Barbera d'Alba/d'Asti (spicy, vibrant, acidic) - Dolcetto -

Shell is in early talks to acquire BP ($80B deal). The two biggest petrol station brands from my youth… merging?! Kinda feels like McDonald’s taking over Burger King wsj.com/business/energ…

This is why most traders fail. They queue up for secret unicorn indicators... But avoid learning how to manage risk. One scratches the itch for novelty. The other builds trading longevity. And yet, almost everyone queues up for the wrong lesson.