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Want to really understand human psychology? Forget Shakespeare. Open an investment account and start a journal. Suddenly, you experience every cognitive bias imaginable. Every single one. Confirmation bias, overconfidence, loss aversion, herd mentality… you name it.
For some reason this is a hot take, but it’s 100% true. People focus on spending less and investing, but the solution is almost always to earn more. t.co/91ikAyEjZ1
The 21st-century trap: • They sell you on the idea that “living experiences” means spending 3 salaries on a trip to Bali. • But no one tells you that the best experience is not having to ask for time off to live your life. The real luxury is having control over your time. Period.
How viable is it to lever up to the tits with Swiss debt at 0% and let Jesus Christ make me rich? t.co/LMZaGVThY4
The best decisions come from a position of strength. After a year in Switzerland, I left my job at a diamond company. Even though they offered me a high-responsibility role, it wasn’t what I was looking for.
“Money doesn’t buy happiness” is what people who’ve never had to choose between paying for gas or eating keep saying. Those who have know that at least you cry in a heated home.
🎯 This Thursday, we get $EVO’s Q4 2025 results Moment of truth. My biggest position. Am I getting rich or going broke? This is more exciting than any of their games :P
I remember that The Intelligent Investor was what led me into the maze. At first, it was all noise. Concepts like “bonds” bounced around without making any sense. I skipped chapters looking for solid ground, reading with the stubbornness of a convert, even though I barely understood a thing. t.co/TOZwRZhWwW
💰 The mental model that has helped me make €100,000+ →THE SECRET: positive optionality and asymmetric risk.
"When you find a golden goose, you don’t go out and buy chickens." — Charlie on diversification in stocks
