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Joined March 2019
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This is my journal. Where I collect my ideas, thoughts and life.
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I finally changed my spects. I used the previous one for over 5 years. This time round, I could purchase without caring about the price. My profits year to date is already more than my total profits last year. Having said that, I expected a lot more. I feel like I am speed running capitalism, jumping income levels quickly. I very much prefer this than winning the lottery. It's so much more satisfying when you earn it and when you level up one at a time
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Definitely press! It benefits you more if everyone around you is smart compared to only you smart. Being a retard living in SG is far better than being a 115iq living in Africa
If you press the button, every single person's IQ on the planet earth suddenly becomes 115. You:
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Called it Almost all my predictions I posted here are right. There are two long term calls that are yet to be right Anyway, when it comes to purely market insights, I have yet to come across someone who is better than me However, I lack tech knowledge and this is the era for AI, so when it comes to fundamental analysis, it's not my edge Moreover, in terms of execution, I am still a rookie trader. There is a huge gap between my insights and what I write. Another huge gap between what I write and execution
US market reverses a day before spaceX ipo Having said that, I am not so sure about space X plunging. It's a little different this time. Idk its mid term outlook. However, I still expect a short term rise
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Always play defensive in trading. Everyday, you have to think of the worst possible outcome and ensure you don't confused separate companies under the same thesis with diversification So many finX accounts are doomed when the black swan comes because they do not diversify.
Imagine that you’re playing a game like bridge, poker, backgammon, or chess and have to make your move, and you have a computer that works with you to assess the circumstances and suggest a move. That’s what playing the investment game is like for me. I now want to share what the existing characteristics of the market look like to me and what I think should be done in light of them. As always, I welcome your questions and thoughts.
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Yeah, brilliant ppl have their own unique way to do stuff. Just tell them the end goal and they will figure out the optimal way to get there. Micromanaging them is a sure way to make them think you are a noob.
Alexandr Wang offers a contrarian take on management: the more brilliant your people, the less you should tell them what to do. Most leadership instinct says that as you hire better people and take on bigger problems, you direct more closely. Wang's approach to running MSL goes the other way. "In general, in terms of my management philosophy for MSL, [it] is not to boss people around," he says. @alexandr_wang points to a line from Steve Jobs that flips the usual logic: "Most companies hire people and tell them what to do, but we hire people for them to tell us what to do." That inversion sits at the foundation of everything. For Wang, the entire bet behind MSL and TBD rests on it: "That is like pretty core to the entire thesis of TBD and MSL and how we've built it… we're going to hire brilliant researchers and create the best environment for them to do the work of their careers and the work of their lives." So instead of positioning himself as the person with the answers, he positions himself as the person who removes everything standing between great researchers and great work: "Long story short, I'm not trying to boss anyone around. Actually, I'm trying to create the best environment for researchers to do incredible work."
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Africa problem is not a poverty problem. It's an iq problem. Raise their iq and they will immediately solve the hunger problem. I mean how hard is it to feed yourself given Africa huge resources? You raise their iq via well nutritioned schools. Just school and feed their kids and they will grow up to fix their country
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His pumping begins
Replying to @JonErlichman
I think SpaceX might be able to reach approximately $1T revenue in 2030
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Yeah There are quite a few reasons for this. Having said that, I still think it's beneficial to listen to them. However, you need to know how to use what they say. Most ppl don't get it
Warren Buffett: “All these economists with 160 IQs and spending their life studying it. And can you name me one super wealthy economist who’s ever earned money out of securities? No.”
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US market reverses a day before spaceX ipo Having said that, I am not so sure about space X plunging. It's a little different this time. Idk its mid term outlook. However, I still expect a short term rise
My bet on space X is that it will moon for a while and then plunge. When the ipo opens, s&p 500 will reverse and start recovering too
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Got it right again Btw, this is just a short term call. Mid term I am unsure
I think US market has bottomed
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M͈o͉c͇k͈i͉n͇g͈b͉i͇r͈d͉ retweeted
JUST IN: Tulsi Gabbard declassifies evidence showing the U.S. funded 120 biolabs in over 30 countries.
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M͈o͉c͇k͈i͉n͇g͈b͉i͇r͈d͉ retweeted
"Elon's iq is probably not even that high I only make $50k a year by choice and because I am morally superior to him I have a Master's degree as well and he doesn't I would estimate his IQ at ~125 Not low, but certainly not near mine which is 153 I assume" - Every redditor
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Tsinghua is the best university in the world
A fascinating glimpse into how AI is reshaping higher education in China: According to a Tsinghua University professor, every freshman is assigned an AI tutor. Teaching assistants work with AI assistants. Some professors even have digital versions of themselves teaching courses —and those AI-powered avatars are receiving higher teaching ratings from students than the professors themselves. The AI era is no longer coming. It's already here.
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It's funny to see midwits criticise what they do not understand because of how it makes them feel
Hasan Piker: “Elon Musk is a fucking failure and yet in spite of his failures, because he happened to be at the right place at the right time, he has failed upwards with his endless wealth. He’s a horrible person, an unbelievably insecure person, and yet he’s the richest person on the planet. We know he doesn’t fucking work hard because he Tweets all the goddamn time”
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I think movies in the future will be played by the best actors but use AI to make them extremely gd looking.
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No, women are great, natural supports. They amplify and build husbands, sons and fathers. Thus, they do deserve a portion of their carries wealth. If your wife didn't contribute to your current wealth, then you chose a bad wife
This is embarassing mannnn 😭😭😭😭
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M͈o͉c͇k͈i͉n͇g͈b͉i͇r͈d͉ retweeted
Within ~5 years, probably ~5 times as many satellites as rest of world
They did it. SpaceX has now launched more satellites than the rest of humanity, combined, all time.
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Ppl don't get Elon. He has genius lvl cognition and an insane combination of traits that give him incredible execution ability. SpaceX and Tesla are not bubbles. I should know, I short bubbles all the time. Point is, I can't explain what he is doing because it's an edge for me but he understands the entire game so deeply that he has an incredible strategy that got him to the top. Ppl love to mock the likes of Elon and trump. Founders and politicians are very competitive PvP arenas and they are the winners. They have huge flaws but they definitely have huge capabilities too. You just can't see it because you are not on their level.
Replying to @Linahuaa
Ppl have been mocking Elon and Tesla for a very long time. He is now a trillionaire, Tesla retain its overvaluation and Tesla shorts lost so much money. Now we going to start with spaceX? There is a very big difference between a bubble and what Elon is doing. He planned all these. He is outplaying everyone. This is why he is a trillionaire.
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