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A look at the January 2026 U.S snow storm and the effects on the Copart position.
I know, I know. “Snow-part” was also on the table, but I had to make choices.
“I couldn’t bear to think about it; and yet, somehow, I couldn’t think about nothing else.”
― Mark Twain, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
Once a year or so, I go about trying to figure out a low-cost and reliable way to painlessly avo...
Today i’m talking with Siem from about four companies you probably haven’t heard of. All four are quality names trading at various degrees of “fair value.” We explain our thesis to one another and I think both of us ended up with a slightl...
In my shareholder letter to myself (published this week), I wrote that I am historically bad at being right. In no circumstance have I been more right than TSMC. The problem is simply that I’m not sure i’m right enough anymore.
I’m right...
A year ago, this Substack did not exist - not publicly anyway. Somewhere along the way in life and investing I realized how useful it was to write down my thoughts, and only recently have I begun to publish them. Before the Substack, I woul...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Investing without certainty...because there is no certainty in investing. The best we can hope for is a margin of sanity. The goal is simply to beat the market in the long run without going insane in the short term.
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Cash grain trader, agribusiness consultant, market analyst and all around good gal. I like to spend time in that space where macroeconomics, geopolitics and grain meet.
Writing about small cap value stocks until I find a job or this Substack pays the bills.
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