Sports betting is turning into an epidemic.

This is unironically the most useful thing to do if you’re trying to understand how public markets work (esp how analyst sentiments can move share price). Buy 1 share of something you care about, peek at performance, read news, dial into quarterly earnings. The dots will connect. Owning that 1 share is enough of a psychological forcing function to learn as you go.

Absolute worst

Today was one of those days where I feel more inclined to do my own thing than to put so much effort into someone else's venture.

Superbad - "I am McLovin" original table read

Stumbled upon @acapland's podcast after seeing a friend (Pat Moran) get interviewed. His content is what I've been looking for for a long time. youtube.com/@AndrewCapland/v…

What’s the easiest way to opt-out of all paper junk mail?

Wow!

I only wanna go around europe if @kimmyddalgi is with me.

Hi @enjoyGLOBE are you legitimately affiliated with this company? They've been constantly emailing me about an account I closed and paid in full 6 years ago. If you are, it's quite absurd to be pursued after 6 years.

the feeling of getting recruited by your old boss is kinda cool. makes you feel that you did a good job and forget about impostor syndrom

Can y'all include this in the next @theallinpod episode? @Jason @DavidSacks @friedberg @chamath markets.businessinsider.com/…

A lot of curveballs were thrown at me today. But we good. Ain’t nothing we can figure out.

Gosh this is such a good thread. Brian does a good job below of summarizing some big ideas in investing. But more subtilely, it presents the big issues we all face as investors. It’s obviously easier to read than to implement - but it’s important to understand the key point here: We are all our worst enemies! Psychology ultimately taxes our returns more than ANYTHING else. Learning to stop blaming others, focus on what you can control and staying disciplined in the face of volatility clearly pays off long term. Definitely something to aspire to…

I usually mind my own business but it felt good to stop a 23-year old who makes 6 figures from dropping $3k/mo on an apartment and help him open up his Roth IRA account.

just felt like saying this: i wanna move to ny

Man, i love listening to this guy. He just keeps it real youtube.com/watch?v=EZfXYoAh…

Yesterday, I was asked about my perspective about US politics as an immigrant. Tbh, I'm still baffled with the fact that there's only 2 political parties. It's like saying there's only 2 ways to lead a country and live life.