I’m nobody—but I put my dollars to work w/ a vengeance •Self-made millionaire •Buying well lowers risk, patience gets paid •A worker investing 55%

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f.u. mr. market 91% (4/3/25 to date) (difficult times are always ahead)
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“Many investors do not want returns.” “They want stimulation. They want charts to watch, alerts to chase, trades to place, opinions to update, and the feeling of being involved…” 1/2 (h/t Jim Osman)
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“Doing something feels productive. Sitting still feels negligent.” “The portfolio does not care that you are bored.” (Jim Osman) 2/2
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Lex◇investor retweeted
Data analytics, alternative data, and technology have become massive parts of the game for big funds. They invest billions into machine learning, quant models, and scrape every signal they can find, from satellite imagery to credit card data, and it’s not going away. That game is getting crowded and everyone’s chasing the same datasets and signals, which means the edge from tech alone is shrinking fast. Meanwhile, 10-Ks, 10-Qs, and earnings call transcripts are sitting there, packed with insights that most investors skip. Why? Because it’s hard work. It takes time, focus, and patience - things in short supply when social media has turned investing into a meme-driven, headline-chasing frenzy for many. The Street might call reading filings “table stakes,” but the reality is most people don’t bother. They skim summaries, rely on algorithms, or just follow the crowd. By digging into the source material, you’re uncovering what others miss - nuances in management’s tone, buried risks, or early hints of big moves. If you’re willing to sit down and read, you’re already ahead of 90% of the noise.
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“regression to the mean is dynamite” “a dynamic process in which the successors to the outliers are predestined to join the crowd at the center. Change & motion from the outer limits toward the center are constant, inevitable, foreseeable” 1/3
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“no outcome other than the normal distribution is conceivable. The driving force is always toward the average” “It is what J.P. Morgan meant when he observed that ‘the market will fluctuate.’” “It is the credo to which so-called contrarian investors pay…” 2/3
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“obeisance: when they say that a certain stock is ‘overvalued’ or ‘undervalued,’ they mean that fear or greed has encouraged the crowd to drive the stock's price away from an intrinsic value to which it is certain to return.” (Bernstein) 3/3
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“He secured five draft deferments, the last a permanent medical deferment courtesy of a Queens podiatrist who rented an office in a building owned by his father. Davie says that Tr-mp acquired a nickname among some of the academy alumni.” “Cadet Bonespurs.”
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“tho’ Chance produces Irregularities, still the Odds will be infinitely great, that in process of Time, those Irregularities will bear no proportion to recurrency of that Order which naturally results from original design.” 1/2
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My man De Moivre in 1730 dropping base rate wisdom before Nobel laureate Daniel Kahneman & strategist Michael Mauboussin were a sparkle in their daddy’s eye. 2/2
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have the corner office…at the library📚
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green today—barely .26%
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35% luck, 65% attention to detail (imo) Healthcare names ripped. $CNC $MOH $UNH $MU dropped. Portfolio moved 3.5% today. ( 82.5% 13.5 months)
$MU short term trade closed. I’m not greedy—just harvesting what I see. A month or so ago, $UNH & $MOH popped hard after earnings, I trimmed those positions back—letting the price age & settle… 1/2
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$MU short term trade closed. I’m not greedy—just harvesting what I see. A month or so ago, $UNH & $MOH popped hard after earnings, I trimmed those positions back—letting the price age & settle… 1/2
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The price action & chart is a go—so added back to previous levels. I also added to $BTI. •5 positions 77% returns 13 mo. •98% in 4 names 0% AI/tech direct exposure 74% healthcare 24% consumer non cyclical 98% value leaning, growth
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Lex◇investor retweeted
Fairly fascinating commentary from Simon White of Bloomberg: “Putting gamma, realised correlation and dispersion on the same 3D grid shows that as far back as we have data (to 2014), correlation has never been as low when gamma and dispersion have been as high. The green diamond in the chart below is the latest point. The alpine peak just below that is from 2021, the only other time the three risk measures have been nearly as elevated as they are now.” In summary, the entire rally from the March lows has been built on a “mechanical chase.” Without real spot buying, market fragility could be exposed quickly when the stratospheric gamma squeeze ends. This is a complex topic for many, but traders should know that if breadth remains weak, any mean reversion could be dynamic. Have a lovely Tuesday. 😊
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Lex◇investor retweeted
Back in 2020, I started this account to post stock breakdowns from my lunch break. Hardly anyone read them. Today, something I still can't quite believe: I wrote a book. 📖 The Lunch Break Investor Out 18 August with Harriman House For people with real jobs, families & lives who still want to invest properly. One big shift: Stop renting stocks. Start owning businesses. One focused lunch break at a time. What’s your biggest struggle investing while busy? Reply 👇 I’ll share a tip from the book.
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