Kinder

The math behind money, decisions, and why most people get both wrong

[Kinder @0xkinder_]

@evgenia_vibes Discipline is the key to success

[Kinder @0xkinder_]

January 2000. He sold the tech book. Called it nuts. Then he bought the exact top.

Six billion. Six weeks. Three billion gone.

Stanley Druckenmiller. Thirty percent a year. He already knew the rule. He broke it anyway.

"I learned nothing. I already knew I wasn't supposed to do that. I got emotional."

Morgan Stanley. Hard Lessons. Twenty eight minutes. Free.

The year is the position. FOMO is the liquidation.

[Kinder @0xkinder_]

Omaha. 1958. Thirty one thousand five hundred dollars. He still sleeps in that house.

David Rubenstein put a camera on him in 2016 and asked why. Buffett did not give a lifestyle answer. He gave a size answer.

The house was never the flex. The unspent dollar was the position. Every extra room would have been a withdrawal from the compounding.

Same man who later wired five billion into a frightened bank and asked for ten percent plus warrants. The tape before the wire is this one.

Thirty one minutes. Bloomberg. Free to watch.

He did not upgrade the house. He upgraded the capital that refused to leave the account.

[Kinder @0xkinder_]

@evgenia_vibes @bittensor I’m not a fan of TAO, but they have a good chance of surging in this bull market

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@TenFivees People like him change this world

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1997. Amazon was a bookstore. He was still sitting at a door for a desk.

Jeff Bezos. Not a delivery story. A capital story.

His own line, from elsewhere: the margin you protect is the margin a hungrier bid will take. Your fat year is someone else's entry.

The house in Omaha stayed small because the dollar stayed invested. This one kept the desk ugly for the same reason.

The tape is a clean studio. Free to watch.

He did not optimize the furniture. He optimized the years the capital was allowed to work.

[Kinder @0xkinder_]

Omaha. 1958. Thirty one thousand five hundred dollars. He still sleeps in that house.

David Rubenstein put a camera on him in 2016 and asked why. Buffett did not give a lifestyle answer. He gave a size answer.

The house was never the flex. The unspent dollar was the position. Every extra room would have been a withdrawal from the compounding.

Same man who later wired five billion into a frightened bank and asked for ten percent plus warrants. The tape before the wire is this one.

Thirty one minutes. Bloomberg. Free to watch.

He did not upgrade the house. He upgraded the capital that refused to leave the account.

[Kinder @0xkinder_]

@TenFivees I think the rate will remain unchanged

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@me_cool_off Yes, I like this guy

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@me_cool_off @variational_io Good job, I think it's worth continuing to farm and selling during the actual bull market

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@die_karl Well, in any case, he’s a legendary investor, do you agree?

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"You are worth a hundred and fifty billion." He said: depends on the day.

Same minute. Same camera. Norah O'Donnell. CBS. March 2025.

He sold Coca-Cola at six or seven. He still calls himself cheap and asks the room to say thrifty.

The net worth is a printout. The process is the house he refused to upgrade and the dollar he refused to spend.

Ninety seconds. Rapid fire. The tape is free.

A hundred and fifty billion is a quote. The unspent dollar is the position.

[Kinder @0xkinder_]

Omaha. 1958. Thirty one thousand five hundred dollars. He still sleeps in that house.

David Rubenstein put a camera on him in 2016 and asked why. Buffett did not give a lifestyle answer. He gave a size answer.

The house was never the flex. The unspent dollar was the position. Every extra room would have been a withdrawal from the compounding.

Same man who later wired five billion into a frightened bank and asked for ten percent plus warrants. The tape before the wire is this one.

Thirty one minutes. Bloomberg. Free to watch.

He did not upgrade the house. He upgraded the capital that refused to leave the account.

[Kinder @0xkinder_]

@dromexa good idea

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@gridbreak_ Yes, that guy was buffeted this way and that, yet he remained at the top

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@gridbreak_ After all, why would a business hire 20 people if one machine can do the job? The world is moving at incredible speed

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@kobaHUB Everything is heading toward a point where people won't be needed, I dread to think what things will be like in ten years

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@0xAIlabs Yes, listening to a legend like that is a sheer pleasure

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@0xAIlabs Astra was a pleasant surprise after its release, it's cool that you can generate money with it

[Kinder @0xkinder_]

Omaha. 1958. Thirty one thousand five hundred dollars. He still sleeps in that house.

David Rubenstein put a camera on him in 2016 and asked why. Buffett did not give a lifestyle answer. He gave a size answer.

The house was never the flex. The unspent dollar was the position. Every extra room would have been a withdrawal from the compounding.

Same man who later wired five billion into a frightened bank and asked for ten percent plus warrants. The tape before the wire is this one.

Thirty one minutes. Bloomberg. Free to watch.

He did not upgrade the house. He upgraded the capital that refused to leave the account.

[Kinder @0xkinder_]

$4.9 trillion balance sheet. One trade Jamie Dimon still won't make: the 30-year bond.

He said it on camera. Not in a footnote.

The largest bank in America and its own CEO will not own the thing every textbook calls "safe."

Safety is a word the seller uses. Time is what the buyer eats. When the price of money is a political object, the "risk-free" asset is just another size decision.

61 minutes. Wilfred Frost. Master Investor.

The question they leave off the slide: if the safe asset needs a central bank to stay safe - what are you actually holding?

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@kardinall Yes, a lot has changed over the past 47 years, and people aren't standing still, development is moving at breakneck speed

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@optimus_creator super🤝

[Kinder @0xkinder_]

$4.9 trillion balance sheet. One trade Jamie Dimon still won't make: the 30-year bond.

He said it on camera. Not in a footnote.

The largest bank in America and its own CEO will not own the thing every textbook calls "safe."

Safety is a word the seller uses. Time is what the buyer eats. When the price of money is a political object, the "risk-free" asset is just another size decision.

61 minutes. Wilfred Frost. Master Investor.

The question they leave off the slide: if the safe asset needs a central bank to stay safe - what are you actually holding?

[Superior @andreysuperior]

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[Kinder @0xkinder_]

@optimus_creator Did I understand correctly that it's possible to try going long on the retest?