The core of speculation programs is repeatedly and consistently running a designed dynamic system with a positive expectation for many times under the controlled risks. Any win or lose is the award or punishment given by Goddess Fortune to me.
Happy birthday & 2nd half lifetime.
Most competency models in HR still try to force this into a single number. Anyone seen one that actually keeps capability and impact separate? Or is everyone just eyeballing it?
The only real difference is scale of impact — and most frameworks either:
Flatten historical figures down to "just good operators," or
Inflate skilled-but-localized people into "visionary" territory
Both are dishonest. They should be two separate axes, not one score.
Test case: Ben-Gurion declaring Israeli independence in 1948 vs. a senior engineer with 10 flawless years at a mid-size company.
Their "process quality" can score identically — both reframed problems, made hard calls under uncertainty, executed for years.
"Problem-solving skills" as a hiring criterion is mostly theater. Companies ask behavioral questions, get rehearsed stories, and call it assessment.The real issue: nobody separates "how good is your thinking process" from "how big was the thing you actually moved."🧵
Claude Code + YouTube = $62,000/Month
He leaked the exact system. Most people will scroll past it.
Nothing complicated.
Bookmark this so you don’t lose it.
I’ll say this once. These 8 stocks are going to make generational wealth for many by year end…
1. ServiceNow ~ $NOW
2. Nokia Oyj ~ $NOK
3. Nebius ~ $NBIS
4. Micron Technologys ~ $MU
5. Circle~ $CRCL
6. Intel ~ $INTC
7. Rocket Lab ~ $RKLB
8. Marvell Technology ~ $MRVL
These names will be your next wave of opportunities that you need to take advantage of.
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10 legendary traders you should study:
1) Jim Simons
2) Stanley Druckenmiller
3) Richard Dennis
4) Ed Seykota
5) William J. O'Neil
6) Stan Weinstein
7) Mark Minervini
8) Paul Tudor Jones
9) Marty Schwartz
10) Tom Basso
Who else?
You are absolutely correct. Many people don’t make a specific trading plan before investing not because they don’t want one, but because the market is full of uncertainty so that the trading plans are too unworkable.
I respect Burry, but I don’t agree with him due to the reasons:
1 Burry is maybe an excellent portfolio manager with kind of “short” bias. So his predictions are as right as a broken clock.
2 I believe that just following, not predicting.
3 Trade what you see, not what you think.
JUST IN: “The Big Short” investor Michael Burry says a major market CRASH is coming
That's the guy who made about $1B in 2007–2008 by shorting the US subprime mortgage market
His last big call was SELL everything in Jan 2023 - markets up 90% since then
He also sold his ENTIRE GOLD position back in 2024, gold is up 120% since then