The most powerful paradoxes of life:

#Bitcoin is historically oversold... It is basically as oversold as horses were when the car was invented. Long Bitcoin!

Prices on everything from semiconductors to Rolexes, Yeezys, copper, shipping rates, Bored Apes & more are rolling over. bloomberg.com/news/articles/… with Joe Weisenthal

Automobile manufacturing in Russia (thousands) Dec 2021: 126,0 Jan 2022: 95,1 Feb 2022: 108,0 Mar 2022: 40,9 Apr 2022: 19,9 May 2022: 3,7 Out of 24 plants operational before February 24, only two left.

In the end, all the references that this is the worst H1 in S&P 500's 60yr history will be seen as a great example of recency bias. I keep buying. And when I will refer to this period and me who kept buying all the time they will call it hindsight bias. :)

Investing now is like time travel.

A Brief History of Nobody Wants to Work Anymore 🧵

Bei der FDP klang es im Wahlprogramm noch so. Mal schauen, wie standhaft sie bleibt. #Elterngeld #elternzeit

Just wow

I rarely post new blog posts on X but when I do, it is because I like the topic so much. theeuropeanview.com/how-antifragil…

My portfolio is now also 6% underwater, which I think is still quite humane because broader indices such as the S&P 500 and NASDAQ, are down significantly more at minus 9% and minus 13%. I am also escaping this platform and joined substack. theeuropeanview.substack.com/p/stock-market…

Sharing my Substack notes here as well (whenever I feel like it).

Associates at big law firms right now.

Due to the currently strained political relationship between the U.S. and Europe, many European nations have realized that moral values cannot be defended by simply pointing fingers and relying on their "big brother," the United States, ie, investment opportunities everywhere.

Wuppsi. Usually, X got me covered but in this case, I almost missed the 24% increase.

Just my personal opinion, based on my subjective experiences in past stock market crises: the stocks that fell the least – and looked the least like bargains – have often turned out to be the best long-term investments. Sometimes the best buys are the ones that don't look cheap.

Panic mode is on!

China imposes extra 84% tariff on US goods. I have difficulties understanding how the USA, in its current socio-political situation, intends to win such a test of economic strength with China.

Lass uns Dinge verbieten und regulieren, wenn wir sie nicht brauchen, aber dann wieder erlauben, wenn sie uns fehlen. Komfortzonenpolitik in a nutshell.