
Bearly managing. Bullishly investing anyway. For anyone starting or restarting later than the industry says is fine.
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A chip maker takes a stake in a model lab. The lab commits to years of compute from a cloud provider. The cloud provider buys chips from the chip maker. Money leaves one balance sheet marked investment and returns to the same company marked...
I moved my holdings to a new broker in the middle of June. The portfolio did not start then. The counter did.
That distinction matters more than it sounds. Every performance chart you have ever seen is partly a statement about when somebod...
Everyone has the same plan. The market is at an all-time high, so obviously this is the wrong time. You will wait for the dip, buy in at the bottom like a sniper, and feel very clever.
I have bad news about the plan.
Here is the number th...
Here is a thing nobody tells late starters: you are standing next to people whose clocks have barely started.
If you are reading this, there is a decent chance someone small calls you a parent or a grandparent. And if you have spent any ti...
In September 2008, one of the oldest names on Wall Street failed. The headlines remember the bank. This column is about a quieter pattern inside it, one that repeated at other failed firms that year and in earlier collapses before it.
Many...
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Started late. Doing fine anyway. This is where I share the sequence-risk math, the mental traps, and the free tools I build along the way, for anyone who thinks the investing train already left without them. (Spoiler: it didn't.)
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