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Friday is Buy Day for me and I am a loss for my final pie adjustment. Pie will be set for 3 months, possibly longer. What would you be doing on a FTSE 100 vs S&P500 for 30%/25% allocation. The loser gets 25% of the pie. Winner gets 30%. What your thoughts? #Investing

FTSE100 feels undervalued vs S&P 500. Lower P/E, juicy dividends, heavy in 'old economy' cyclicals/commodities that aren't as vulnerable to AI/LLM disruption compared to tech-heavy US. Yet my pie refuses to let it match S&P allocation. 'Buy the market' sounds simple... but

Busy reading Accredited Official Statistics on the https://t.co/iJPQDRkYSp website and I must say this irks me. MEDIAN IS NOT AVERAGE!!!! Any other stats / data nerds who can convince me I am not crazy in thinking this is a big deal in how statistics are communicated?

Let's all have a great day, and attempt to be 1% better than yesterday I changed my commute pattern. Didn't listen to a podcast but rather music. Man it's a fresh change I must say. Let's smash the day.

Ever notice stocks (esp S&P 500) often rally at month-end/start? That's the 'turn-of-the-month' anomaly: Historically, the last trading day + first 3 of next month deliver outsized gains vs the rest of the month. Blame payroll inflows, rebalancing & window dressing. I

Buying the dip isn't always the best strategy. How do you know the dip won't keep dipping until after you out of ammo? That's why I prefer DCA. I don't care about price movement. Every month, my paycheck comes in and I do the same thing: JUST KEEP BUYING

To me, the ultimate point of building wealth is so you can give a lot away, and still live freely, like Moritz is doing. Money is a tool for freedom + impact. Thanks to @therestismoney and @StephLunch for a brilliant episode and question. What are your thoughts?

So many chase the number. But Moritz basically says: the real win is escaping the “where’s next month’s rent coming from?” loop. What small money worry would disappearing change YOUR life the most right now?

Here’s the mind-blowing part: You DON’T need to be a billionaire to get the BEST part of being one. That freedom from constant money anxiety is achievable at millionaire level or even earlier if you build smart habits and invest consistently. The goal isn’t a billion dollars.

He even said: “When we go shopping, we still stagger at the cost of raspberries…” And: “My wife and I have decided to give away as much of our money while we’re around… We have been so lucky.” Humble. Grateful. Giving. This is energy I aspire to.

Moritz: “The great relief and freedom associated with having money is you're alleviated from the worries. It's liberating. You don't have to worry about making your rent payment, or buying 2 or 3 books. It's those small things that make the difference.” That’s it. Freedom from

🧵Just listened to Sir Michael Moritz (Sequoia legend) on The Rest Is Money podcast with Steph McGovern. She asked the killer question: “What does it actually feel like to be a billionaire?” His answer hit me hard👇

Working at a pre-revenue startup is funny. Feel I am constantly 3-6 months away from either unemployment or prepare to be a millionaire.

A very good morning all. Let's conquer the week! Might be a week not to look at your portfolio - but a great week for pay day. Just keep buying

It must be so hard for Fils. Make a final playing superb tennis and still just no where near the level of Alcaraz. #Tennis #ATPFinals

"Mummy, whys the TV remote in your bag" is a top 5 things I've overheard in Tescos.