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Jun 14
Actually, this was what I was trying to say with a much longer tweet.
Jun 13
"Buy good companies, don't overpay, do nothing."
— Terry Smith
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Jun 14
Right now, investors are lining up to buy companies that are losing extraordinary amounts of money.
But following the crowd is a lousy stock market strategy in the long run.
Here is what to do instead 🧵
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Jun 14
6. Add patience
Most people want a positive return now.
Don't think 3-9 months out.
Think 5-10 years out.
The market rewards the combination of wonderful companies, a good price, and patience.
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Jun 14
Thank you for reading!
Value investing is something I obsess over.
Follow me for more on how to invest in profitable businesses at reasonable prices.
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Beile Grünbaum retweeted
16 Feb 2025
It is socially acceptable to have debt.
In fact, most people expect to have debt: student debt, credit card debt, car loans, home loans, quick loans.
But having debt means paying interest – and that slows down your journey towards financial freedom.
The power of compounding works on interest on debt too.
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Jun 12
This has got to become a meme.
Jun 12
Elon Musk just rang the opening bell for the stock market today at the Nasdaq
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Beile Grünbaum retweeted
Jun 12
Elon Musk just rang the opening bell for the stock market today at the Nasdaq
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Jun 4
Absolutely entertaining
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May 4
Unpopular opinion:
It’s okay to be average.
Just be the most consistent.
Consistency often beats talent.
Agree?
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May 3
My feed is flooded with selfies from Omaha this weekend.
I'm not on any of them.
Why not? Let me tell you.
Here are 5 reasons NOT to go to the Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting
➕ 1 strong reason you should still want to go 🧵
Spoiler: Warren Buffett is no longer a factor.
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May 3
So why should you go?
One reason: if you already have a network of investors who'll be there.
Omaha is incredible when you walk in with the right people and into the right rooms.
Dinners. Side conversations. Real depth.
But you have to know where to go even before you get there.
Without that, it's an expensive weekend with strangers you'll never see again.
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May 3
Why did I stay home this year?
Not because Omaha wasn't worth it.
It was.
But a great investor network doesn't need to be tied to one city, one weekend a year.
It can be built over time.
Locally.
Or online.
Through real conversations.
That's what I'm focused on now.
If that resonates with you, follow or reach out.
I would love to connect.
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