In the jungle:
1. The Elephant is the biggest
2. The Giraffe is the tallest
3. The Fox is the wisest
4. The Cheetah is the fastest
Yet, the Lion is the KING of the jungle even without ANY of these qualities. Why?
Because:
The Lion is courageous, is bold, walks with confidence, dares anything and is never afraid. The Lion believes it is unstoppable. The Lion is a risk taker.
Don't read inspirational bullshit like this and take degenerate risks in the market. Always trade with calculated risks, position size, and stoploss. Okthanksbye
#WorldLionDay
@BeingPractical I am pretty sure you have went through this handful of times but just in case …
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Tastyworks, One of the best tools I have seen while learning options.
Just over a year ago, I valued Zomato, the Indian food-delivery company, at ₹41/share, ahead of its IPO, and argued that it was joint bet on Indian growth, Indian eating habits and Zomato's business model. In hindsight, I was both wrong and right. https://t.co/DWz0SQyVTA
Exxon is rated top ten best in world for environment, social & governance (ESG) by S&P 500, while Tesla didn’t make the list!
ESG is a scam. It has been weaponized by phony social justice warriors.
Status symbol tag have already moved to Fold, iPhone in its current state is peak tech. Wait for couple years for folding screens which will easily cost 2x 2.5x.
When people are naturally good at something, they tend to be puzzled by how bad other people are at it. So that's one way to figure out what you're naturally good at. What do other people seem puzzlingly bad at? (Being right doesn't count. Everyone thinks they're right.)
As many of you may know I publish a PDF every so and so often that is a mix between a massive link dump for learning everything quant and generally a bit of advice and guidance on how to learn it. For pros and beginners alike.
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