I help investors in their quest to beat Wall Street at its own game by sharing what l've learned 45 + years in global markets. Private investor/mkt strategist
1 - My Investment Strategy & Philosophy
Private investor/trader who believes in concentrated portfolio of companies making products/ services the world cannot live without and growing despite the pandemic, politics or any other short-term disruptions.
I call my approach …
The investor in me positively LOVES the fact that the first FOMC statement on his watch was significantly shorter than prior statements under his predecessors.
Why?
Because there’s a direct correlation between Fed statement length and market performance.
Meanwhile…
The investor in me positively LOVES the fact that the first FOMC statement on his watch was significantly shorter than prior statements under his predecessors.
Why?
Because there’s a direct correlation between Fed statement length and market performance.
Meanwhile…
Most Tesla "interventions" aren't safety catches. They're parking preferences. Strip those out and FSD's safety record is already extraordinary!
Tesla is years ahead of anything else on the planet both literally and figuratively.
$TSLA
Upcoming releases of FSD will remember your parking preferences, so that the car goes to the right location at your home, office, school drop off, etc.
Destination parking is by far the biggest reason people now intervene with FSD. Critical safety interventions are extremely rare.
Intel shares have jumped this morning on news that US President Trump said "Apple has agreed to work with Intel to design and build its Chips in America."
Excellent.
I’m more interested in Apple for two reasons:
$AAPL
1. Apple still designed the chips while Intel is the factory which means that it’s all Apple silicon – Apple IP, Apple architecture, Apple margins. Intel gets the revenue but Apple keeps the crown jewels.
In today's Five with Fitz:
1. No, Warsh won’t be the easy money Fed Chair
2. SpaceX & the Law of Unintended Consequences $SPCX
3. Wow, this is really stupid
4. Intel, great but I’m more interested in Apple $INTC $AAPL
Out running intervals in the desert this morning and, honestly, it’s getting hard to do that at a certain vintage.
Then I looked up… 😀
Hopefully you’re off to a great start today, too
Kevin Warsh nails it: The Fed should ditch outdated surveys for data readouts and embrace real-time analytics instead.
Better, timelier data = smarter monetary policy decisions.
Time to drag the Federal Reserve into the 21st century.
Palantir on standby..
In today's Five with Fitz:
1. All three indices are in the green (again)
2. AI: Something happened at the G7 that’s been overlooked
3. The Tesla drive that changed everything for me $TSLA
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