Interesting stat I came across today...
🇰🇷 retail investors now own almost $2️⃣2️⃣ billion of $TSLA
One investor can't move a market, but millions of disciplined investors can
Never underestimate retail
The next generation of investors is already here 🤝
🤔 AI promises are no longer enough.
He wants proof:
- Revenue
- Earnings
- Cash flow
That's the shift.
$MSFT | $AMZN | $AAPL | $GOOGL | $META
Have a great market open, folks!
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Mr Market never stands still and has real 🐜 in his 👖
Some of today's Mag 7 will still be here in 2️⃣0️⃣3️⃣6️⃣
Some won't
Which company do you think won't make the cut?
(Ps those who say $TSLA will get a 🤜🥪 sent to them via $AMZN 📦 🤣)
A lot of people ask me how we make above average returns with limited risk in duabi's real estate market.
It's usually a combination of Motivated sellers + underutilised assets + scarce locations.
That's what we actively hunt for, finding dated villas in scarce locations and renovating them to the taste of final buyer.
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Saturday is the perfect time to zoom out and reset.
I’m watching a few things going into next week:
Which sectors are still showing real leadership 🚀
Which names are holding up instead of just bouncing 🤝
Where the cleanest setups are starting to form 🔍
What the market is telling us before the crowd catches on 🧠
The best trades usually start showing themselves before Monday even opens.
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One of the most influential books I've ever read is Ray Dalio's The Changing World Order.
One idea, in particular, changed how I think about investing:
Capital moves toward rising powers long before the rest of the world catches on.
That isn't just a theory about nations.
You can see it in real estate - again and again - for more than 400 years.
Amsterdam.
Hong Kong.
And today, Dubai.
History keeps telling the same story.
Most people just start reading too late. 🧵
1/
We often think rising property prices make a city successful.
History suggests the opposite.
Cities become economically indispensable first.
Real estate simply reflects that success later.
That's an important distinction because it changes what you look for as an investor.
2/
Take Amsterdam.
People remember the beautiful canal houses.
But those houses weren't what made Amsterdam the financial capital of Europe.
First came trade.
The Dutch Republic dominated global commerce through the VOC, built sophisticated
financial markets, attracted merchants from across Europe, and accumulated extraordinary
wealth.
Only then did that capital reshape the city.
The canal houses weren't the cause of prosperity.
They were prosperity made visible.
3/ The property market followed.
As Amsterdam became Europe's commercial powerhouse, demand for homes in the canal
district surged.
Herengracht house prices doubled between 1628 and 1633 - not because people suddenly
fell in love with canal houses, but because they wanted access to the world's fastest-rising financial center.
Economic power came first.
Real estate followed.
4/
Three centuries later, Hong Kong followed a remarkably similar path.
Millions of people arrived.
Manufacturing exploded.
Trade flourished.
Global finance followed.
By the time Hong Kong had established itself as Asia's gateway to international capital, its
property market had entered one of the greatest wealth-creation cycles in modern history.
Between 1974 and 1997, home prices increased roughly twenty-seven-fold.
Again, real estate wasn't leading the story.
It was recording it.
5/
That's the pattern Dalio describes.
Rising powers don't announce themselves through property prices.
They announce themselves through trade, productivity, institutions, innovation and capital formation.
Real estate is one of the last places those forces become obvious.
By the time everyone is talking about soaring property prices, the underlying transformation
has often been underway for years.
6/
Which brings me to Dubai.
Too many people analyse Dubai by asking one question:
"Will property prices keep rising?"
I think that's the wrong place to start.
The better question is:
Is Dubai becoming more important to the global economy than it was ten years ago?
Because if the answer is yes, then the property market is only part of a much bigger story.
7/
Look beneath the headlines.
Dubai has invested heavily in ports, aviation, financial services, technology, tourism and global business infrastructure.
It's attracting entrepreneurs, family offices, multinational companies and record numbers of high-net-worth individuals.
At the same time, demand for ultra-luxury real estate has accelerated as globally mobile.
Wealth increasingly chooses Dubai as a place to live, invest and build long-term.
That's not a coincidence.
It's exactly what history would lead you to expect.
8/
None of this guarantees what happens next.
Amsterdam eventually lost its dominance.
Hong Kong experienced both extraordinary growth and painful corrections.
No city rises forever.
But history leaves clues.
And one of the clearest is this:
The biggest opportunities rarely appear because property gets expensive.
Property gets expensive because something far more important is happening underneath.
That's why I don't see ultra-luxury Dubai real estate as the story.
I see it as the scoreboard.
The real story is whether Dubai continues earning a larger role in the global economy.
Because throughout history, prosperity has always left an address.
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