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Stock investor | Entrepreneur

USA
Joined June 2013
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🚨 UPDATE: I’ve moved all high-conviction insider buying alerts to @InsiderHawk, instead of sharing them here on the personal account. We track significant buys from CEOs and Directors—only the high-signal trades. Follow the new handle here: @InsiderHawk
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I like BTC but this is a dumb take (copied from 100 other bitcoiners with bad takes and no research into this)
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Good Q1, mostly thanks to #energy, commodities, #gold, semiconductors/datacenter stocks. And thanks to NOT being overweight in software. I own some software names like $ADBE $ADSK $NOW but kept my positions reasonable
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You have to go back 11 years to February 2015 to find a bigger insider buy on $MSFT. Director John Stanton bought $1.98 million of Microsoft shares yesterday. Massive vote of confidence in his company
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MUST WATCH FOR SaaS INVESTORS👇
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Anyone doubting AI’s upside isn’t using AI properly.
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$MSCI purchased 4.4 million shares for $2.4 billion in 2025, at an average price of $559. The CEO was buying at the same price...... It’s just a matter of time until this beast hits a new all-time high
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The average lifespan is 77. Middle age isn't 50, it's 38.
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Just up around 173% since I posted this. $FLNC I now share corporate insider stock trades on my new account: @InsiderHawk
$FLNC recent insider buying. Small-cap growth stock in a promising industry (energy storage). They focus on software/tools, NOT physical battery products. More scalable IMO. I went long last week
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Don't listen to anyone.
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So many investors here bailed on $SCHD in the last few weeks and now look. Don't performance-chase. It's a recipe to underperform the market. Hopping from a "bad" ETF that's struggled, to the hot ETF that's up, is so stupid. Do real research, buy things based on a thesis, and stay in
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When you realize your 9-5 job is really 8-7 because you can't teleport to work
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You'll never look at your phone again after watching this
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Venezuelans were called crazy for years for saying Cuba had military officers in the country. The U.S. kills 90 soldiers in Caracas and a third of them happened to be Cuban. We've been under Cuban occupation for 27 years.
As a result of the U.S. operation to capture Maduro, 32 Cuban nationals were killed in Venezuela while carrying out missions at Caracas’s request, according to the press service of the Cuban president. Earlier, Donald Trump stated that “many Cubans” were killed during the U.S. operation in Venezuela, saying they had been involved in protecting Maduro.
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One of Google’s greatest innovations wasn’t a product – it was a philosophy. Co-founder, Sergey Brin's 70/20/10 rule: - 70% on the core business - 20% on adjacent opportunities - 10% on wild bets That’s how Android was born. That’s how Waymo exists today. $GOOGL $GOOG
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Man is made to create, not retire
Sergey Brin says retiring in January 2020 was the “worst decision”. He planned to sit at cafes and read about physics all day but started “spiralling”. So, he went back to Google’s office to work with the Gemini team and says “the technical, creative output was very rewarding.”
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Michael Burry closing his fund and pivoting to Substack is a pretty good reminder that, in most bubbles, the real money isn’t made by shorting them, it’s made by talking about them.
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A few observations about the X update where we get to see what country people are from: - Many of the people with the strongest and most divisive and extreme opinions on America aren’t American - Many of them pretended to be American - Very few Americans pretend to be any other nationality - America may not be as divided as it previously appeared online I think it’s fine for non-Americans to have a take on America. But I also think Americans should know that those takes come from non Americans. I can’t imagine that Europeans, for example, would appreciate having hundreds of the largest political social media accounts with huge followings that say they’re European actually be American. That wouldn’t feel right, would it? This has been a good update by the X.
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