Investor & advisor 📈 | Finance & education advocate | ⛳️ former CHI/ATX 🤠 🙏🎹 ☘️| $OPEN Army HODL since $0.59 - views personal, NOT financial advice

Joined December 2013
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I think the most dangerous phrase in any organization is “that's how we've always done it.” That's probably killed more companies than any competitor ever has.
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Dow $100K next stop! $OPEN in future Fortune 500 :) Two predictions for the next 5-10 years
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Earlier this year I said every Opendoor buyer would receive a complimentary American flag and flagpole. As of today, Opendoor buyers can claim their American made American flag. Home is at the heart of the American Dream. Happy Flag Day, America! opendoor.com/articles/flag-d…
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Remember no one ever built generational wealth short term trading or short term thinking - stay motivated, help others and have a great start to the week! #monday #motivation #winners
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Long $MU for inference. Huge winner.
"I missed AI. I can't buy in at these sky high valuations"
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Pessimists sound smart.  Optimists build the world.
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autonomous robot driving through the field at night. no chemicals. no pesticides. just UV light killing pathogens and pests while everyone sleeps. this is @tricrobotics. this is what chemical-free pest control looks like at scale.
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Pitch me your company in 2 words Angel invested in 40 companies and always looking for more
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Congrats @elonmusk for joining the cuatro commas club!
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Russ Hanneman approves
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$OPEN about to be the @SpaceX of real estate - worth holding 10 years… @ericjackson @pmarca @nejatian @rabois @TimDraper @bgurley
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The person who solves the biggest, hardest problems in society should be rewarded with the most economic gain. That is ultimately why Elon Musk has become the world's first trillionaire. No one has solved problems at the frequency and scale that he has.
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Anthropic up next!! @claudeai @AnthropicAI 🚀🚀🚀 An even bigger rocket for enterprises. @DarioAmodei
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OPENDOOR’S 4.99% MORTGAGE ATTACK 🏦 "They included things like how quickly is he going to roll out the 4.99 mortgage rate to other states." A deep look at Opendoor's aggressive home mortgage rate rollout out of beta, aiming to lock in 40 states by September to capture the entire real estate transaction stack.
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Data centers have been one of the hottest investing trades of the year. But not all companies are created equally in the vertical. The @procapinsights AI system recently separated companies into winners and losers going forward. READ: procapinsights.com/app/artic…
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Leopold Aschenbrenner now has more than $20 billion in AUM for his AI-focused hedge fund. Good for him. He was clearly "early and right," which is exactly the person who should be rewarded for having done the work to understand the opportunity.
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Every week, I discover a different part of the legacy real estate stack that runs on deprecated software. I just found out a pattern that is widely used in majority of real estate transactions that relies on a file format that was deprecated 20 years ago.
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Red States know how to get things done, because they know how to manage money and have ample surpluses which can lead to building these things and attracting tourists and different events to the State 👍🏻
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A lot of top bankers in 1929 made the equivalent of $100M a year working 6 hours a day. I just read this in Andrew Ross Sorkin's new book, 1929. - One guy's routine was wake up at 6, workout, get to the office by 10, and home by 5. - Another took the whole summer off in Europe. The boat ride was 3 weeks each way. I’ve read about other examples of super successful people like this. Andrew Carnegie barely worked, Ted Turner (who built CNN) would disappear 3 months at a time to race sailboats professionally. But then today we see a lot of people talking about how hard work is necessary to do great things. They likely grinded to get there. But it's important to know what season you’re in. Don’t compare your spring to someone else’s summer. There are seasons to grind, and then there are seasons to rest.
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