Long-Term Investor
Personal Portfolio: $PATH - $HIMS - $ENHA
Family Portfolio: $NBIS - $HIMS - $LMND - $SOFI
Never bet against the future.
Not Financial Advice.
My biggest mistakes as an investor all share the same root cause.
$PLTR - bought first around $12 in 2022, added on weakness, sold for ~25% profit.
$META - loaded up hard during the "collapse" of 2022 at ~$105 avg. Sold within months, ~40% profit.
$AMD - same playbook during the 2024-25 selloff. Closed the position in Aug 2025 up ~70%.
Good results on paper. Were they, though?
No. Emotional inexperience with volatility and lack of patience β the same mistake every investor makes early on.
The thesis was right every time. I just didn't know how to sit still.
The best returns come from doing nothing. Find a great company, then get out of your own way.
You either win or you learn. I hope I've finally learned.
"Only invest what you're willing to lose."
I've heard countless influencers repeat it. It's nonsense.
You invest to own assets that create value over time.
I'm not willing to lose my money in the market. Anyone who is isn't investing. They're gambling.
Monster insider buy on $GRAB: the CEO just picked up 10M+ shares, nearly $30M.
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Now we're getting serious.
Seems I'm not the only one who thinks $GRAB is deeply undervalued here.
@STICKSAND1 Years ago $LMND didnβt have a great predictive model (they told that) since they needed more datapoints to tune it.
Now the story is different.
$LMND - higher inflation lowers the CAC.
High inflation turns everyone into a price shopper.
It starts with anything that feels like a commodity β and insurance is the obvious one.
In a commodity, the best predictive model sets the best price. The best price wins customers cheaper.
Inflation doesn't kill efficient businesses. It feeds them.
$LMND is built for this.
Companies don't want to feed their data to privately owned AI models. That's a fact.
Local models are the future, and the direct beneficiaries are $NBIS, $PLTR and $PATH