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5 stocks I’d be happy holding for the next 25 years. 📈
Not because I expect them to go up every year, but because I believe their businesses have what it takes to keep growing for decades.
🟢 $AMZN — E-commerce, AWS, advertising, and AI infrastructure.
🟢 $MSFT — Enterprise software, Azure, and recurring revenue.
🟢 $GOOGL — Search, YouTube, Google Cloud, and AI.
🟢 $V — A global payments network benefiting from the shift away from cash.
🟢 $BRK.B — Diversified businesses, insurance, and long-term capital allocation.
The goal isn’t to find the next stock that doubles in six months.
It’s to own great businesses that can compound wealth for decades.
Of course, valuation still matters, and even great businesses need to be monitored.
If you could only buy 5 stocks and hold them until 2051, which ones would you choose? 👇
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One person's unwanted item is another person's bargain.
Clothes, furniture, electronics, toys.
Buying second-hand can save money and extend a product's life.
Why do some people still see used goods as a downgrade rather than a smart financial choice?
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Make-or-break week for the market ahead. Grab your popcorn. 🍿📊
$MSFT $V $AMZN $GOOG $SPGI $WM $KO $SOFI $CNI $LLY $AZN $ADP $SBUX $CAT $CVX $HOOD
#earnings for the week of October 26, 2026
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$MSFT $GOOGL $INTC $AMZN $SNDK $SOFI $HOOD $SKHY $NOW $CAJPY $STX $APH $CAT $QXTI $CLS $BSX $KLAC $UPS $V $KO $VRT $VZ $GLW $GEV $FCX $ENPH $CDNS $RMBS $RBLX $NUE $CAKE $CVNA $FDX $FFIV $FTNT $CARR $CCJ $CNC $AMKR $PNR $RDDT $LLY $TMUS $STM $WELL $VMC $VFC $TWLO $UBS $IP
Hitbear retweeted
If $BE keeps tanking, are we witnessing the biggest buying opportunity of the decade… or the beginning of a collapse nobody wants to admit? 👀
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People are running out of time to get cheap $INTC shares. When Intel announces multiple deals. It’s going to fly up. Hopefully we get news at the earnings report.
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Financial history alert!!!
Do you know the origin of the word “Budget?”
(Things that you need to know to win trivia games, you’re welcome 😉).
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My 3-bucket wealth model:
1. Income bucket: my job or business
2. Safety bucket: emergency fund and short term bills
3. Growth bucket: money I won’t need for 3 to 5 years or more
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$AMD @ $520 is down 21% from its 52 week high 📉
But the big news is still ahead 👀
Its new AI chip, the MI450, started shipping late Q3
OpenAI, Meta and Anthropic are its 3 anchor customers🚀🚀🚀
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Lots of new faces here, so a proper intro, inspired by @VOOComputer 👋
I'm German 🇩🇪 and an interest rate option trader. More than 16 years across London 🇬🇧, Munich 🇩🇪 and now NYC 🇺🇸.
Before finance I did an MSc in Physics. Space always fascinated me as a kid, then markets pulled me away.
With @grok as my personal AI teacher I'm back at it. I built a planet hunter on NASA TESS data and a stock market game I play with my kids.
On here: Market notes, my Deep Dive Articles on how a rates desk really works, the things I build with AI and some science.
Lego family, Star Wars fans 🚀, basketball 🏀addict and the odd PC game 🎮
Now your turn: What do you do for work, and how long have you been trading, investing or building on X?
I'll read every reply 🤝
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Jensen Huang isn't just running a company, he's a cultural phenomenon. Crowds, selfies, autographs. Somewhere, a rock star is wondering who the CEO is. $NVDA
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October's first draft is in. 📊
UK shoppers: -0.4%, worse than the -0.1% expected.
UK PMI: 53.1 vs 51.8 expected, the best since February.
Eurozone PMI: 51.9 vs 52.7 expected. France back below 50.
US PMI: 57.6, exactly as forecast.
Gentle cooling, not a sharp drop. But US selling prices rose at the fastest pace since 2022. Costs are the real story.
Full story: check out my eToro, link in bio 🔗
#Investing #PMI
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A small business owner introduced an AI chatbot to handle customer enquiries.
Replies became faster. Fewer messages needed personal attention.
But when a customer received the wrong order, the chatbot kept repeating the return policy instead of addressing the problem.
The customer left frustrated and never ordered again.
The business saved minutes on support but risked losing a customer who could have returned for years.
Automation saves money only when it doesn’t quietly destroy the experience people pay for..
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Before adding an AI chatbot to your business, try this prompt:
“Act as a customer experience and AI automation strategist. Review my business’s common customer enquiries, complaints, and support tasks. Classify each task as: fully automate, use AI with human oversight, or keep human-led. Explain the customer impact, risks, and escalation rules for each category. Prioritize customer satisfaction and problem resolution, not just cost reduction.
Business type: [insert]
Common customer enquiries: [insert]
Current support process: [insert]”
Don’t automate everything you can. Automate what genuinely helps..
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Imagine a digital product creator using AI for customer support.
AI can answer questions about pricing, login details, download links, and basic product features.
But when a customer loses access to a course just before an important deadline, a generic response won’t be enough.
They need someone who understands the urgency, investigates the problem, and helps restore access quickly.
Let AI handle routine questions so you have more time for the moments that matter..
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Some may say, “Customers don’t care who answers them. They just want a quick response.”
Here’s the miss: customers want their problems solved, not merely acknowledged.
A fast, irrelevant answer can be more frustrating than waiting a little longer for useful help.
Speed matters. Accuracy, empathy, and resolution matter too.
Don’t measure customer service by how quickly you reply. Measure it by whether the customer gets helped..
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Before automating customer service, ask one question: Will this make the customer’s life easier?
A practical way to decide:
1. Automate repetitive questions with clear answers.
2. Use AI to help customers find information faster.
3. Let customers reach a human when the issue is complex.
4. Escalate complaints, sensitive issues, and repeated failures.
5. Review conversations to discover where automation frustrates people.
The goal isn’t to remove humans from customer service. It’s to give people the right kind of help at the right time..
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This might be one of the most legendary resumes in tech history. 🤯
AMD. LSI Logic. NVIDIA.
Jensen Huang went from designing microprocessors to co-founding $NVDA in 1993.
Over three decades later, he’s still running the company he helped build.
From gaming GPUs to becoming a driving force behind the AI revolution, his story is a masterclass in long-term vision and execution.
As investors, sometimes you’re not just investing in revenue, earnings, or growth.
You’re betting on the person leading the company.
And Jensen Huang might be one of the greatest examples of that.
Would you buy $NVDA purely because you believe in Jensen Huang? 👀
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This might be one of the most impressive resumes in tech history. 🤯
Harvard. Facebook. Meta. Chan Zuckerberg Initiative.
Mark Zuckerberg started Facebook in his Harvard dorm room in 2004.
More than two decades later, he’s still running the company he built.
From a college social network to an empire that includes Instagram, WhatsApp, and Facebook, his journey has been remarkable.
And now he’s betting billions on AI, smart glasses, and the future of computing.
As investors, sometimes you’re not just investing in revenue, earnings, or growth.
You’re betting on the person making the biggest decisions.
And Mark Zuckerberg has spent over 22 years proving just how much one founder can shape a company.
Would you buy $META purely because you believe in Mark Zuckerberg? 👀





















