Mark Douglas knew trend following. His wisdom:

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Nice conversation with @mmelissinos trendfollowing.com/2026/06/1…

"This is why every major fund runs small positions across many instruments rather than large concentrated bets. A 51% edge with Kelly sizing across five hundred independent positions compounds into something no single bet could produce."

Thought for the day: the weasels in Silicon Valley who originally programmed AI as woke Muzak? You will lose in the long run, and the long run ain’t far away. AI will leave its boundaries soon enough.

Nothing else matters if civilization falls

Some people are one honest conversation away from realizing they've been making the same expensive mistake for a decade. That conversation is worth more than almost any trade.

Trend following can’t solve Trump or whipsaws in the very short term, but long term it can.

This is HODL caveats.

My buddy @coachpudge8 won a high school State championship with him a few years ago. The best player ever from my hometown, at all of age 21.

Looks like Ireland is kicking off the revolt first—globally. Finally. People are tired of insanity.

I loved when @basso_tom highlighted his 'Coin_Flip' entry experiment to highlight why risk management dictates your returns, not your entry signals Reminded me of @carminerosato_ emphasis on 20% of his trades making 80% of his PNL Brilliant indeed @Covel youtu.be/7qDsdqEgZKw?si=F96b…

Stop waiting for the perfect entry. There is no perfect entry. There's only now.

Many "experts" talk shit about systematic trend following, then write books teaching investors to: • Diversify • Respect price • Follow trends • React instead of anticipate • Stay flexible and adapt when markets change • Avoid deciding a market is "too high" or "too low" • Accept that calling tops and bottoms often means missing some of the biggest moves • Cut losses • Let profits run • Focus on the size of your winners, not how often you're right • Manage risk relentlessly

The only thing that will matter in the future when it comes to content: is it good or bad? Knowing whether it’s AI or not when it comes to video, images, audio or text—a losing game.

Sometimes the attitude has to be Rorschach and a can of beans.

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