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I'm 44, If I could give one piece of advice to my younger 20-something Less thinking More action Iterate Fail Repeat

Reminiscences of a Stock Operator quote of the day: Never try to sell at the top. It isn't wise. Sell after a reaction if there is no rally.

@MarloweShort My plan is to work until I die and then donate my body to Compliance.

“I’ve found that investors who rely on crystal balls frequently wind up with crushed glass.” -Martin Zweig as relayed by @gfc4 (George Coyle) This is a good one that I had forgotten!

Which does gold hit first?

Here is a chart of an equal weight basket of humanoid robotics beneficiary stocks $NVDA $TSLA $MP $SES $NOVT $VPG thus far in 2025. Data comes from portfolio visualizer. Robotics portfolio is up 59% vs 14% for the S&P 500. The robotics trend appears to be alive and well per both

Value investors when you buy an AI stock instead of a Lithuanian forklift-parts manufacturer trading at 0.3× book

Reminiscences of a Stock Operator quote of the day: Everything seemed to have gone wrong with me. I did not go about bewailing the descent from millions and yachts to debts and the simple life. I didn't enjoy the situation, but I did not fill up with self-pity. I did not propose

When I was 25, despite minimal education and experience, I thought I knew pretty much everything about markets and trading. Fast forward 5 years and I realized that I actually didn't know it all at 25 but I was pretty sure I had it all figured out at 30 since I was now a seasoned

Reminiscences of a Stock Operator quote of the day: Those were long lean years, 1911, 1912, 1913 and 1914. There was no money to be made. The opportunity simply wasn't there...The trouble was not that I had lost my grip but that during those four wretched years the opportunities

I intend to share the story of my path to co-authoring a MW book in the book itself. The short version is that I shared my paper on Michael Marcus with @jackschwager hoping for his feedback since he knew Marcus. It is always nice to get "inside" input from direct sources when I

Recent interview on Chat with Traders in which upcoming Market Wizards book discussed. In second half Emanuel Balarie talks about FundSeeder. https://t.co/fh3D8T1pn0

.@Qullamaggie new bio change 👀 $3k to $100M earning him a spot in the classic Market Wizard series by @jackschwager and @gfc4. Most of his entire journey logged on his youtube channel…for free… The knowledge and wisdom is all out there. If you haven’t heard of Kristjan,

Per my research, which is based on executive commentary, humanoid robotics is the current secular trend with the most potential. Meanwhile, on social media, I keep seeing people with robots in the real world (I particularly like @bp22 videos of his dancing robot) which appears to

There is no "best system" for everyone, just as there is no best car or best wife. - Ed Seykota

Simple quant models applied to the right markets can produce incredible results. My sense is the future of alpha will live in a quant/qual combo wherein the quals identify the best places to invest and the quants design robust systematic models to align with the qual while

Reminiscences of a Stock Operator quote of the day: Disregarding the big swing and trying to jump in and out was fatal to me. Nobody can catch all the fluctuations. In a bull market your game is to buy and hold until you believe that the bull market is near its end.

This post really got me thinking. I must admit, I too balk when I see a super trader selling courses. But, a lot of highly successful traders say some version of the following: if I double my net worth, my life won't really change for the better. However, if I lose my net worth,

In case it isn't obvious, I'm a fan of trading. However, when people post videos of themselves trading, I see why shows and movies about traders don't work unless the story extends beyond the trading room. Watching someone sit at a computer, click a mouse, and change their