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Danny πŸ‘Ύ
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πŸš€ Crypto Enthusiast | 🌍 Digital Nomad
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Recent Notes

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Every new industry hype feels like the real deal that will stick around forever.

It never does. The foam always settles.

Experienced investors already know the script. Newbies learn the hard way. Cycles never really die.

#finance #investing
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Markets run in cycles. Always have.

Want better calls on what’s next? Study what already happened. Nothing new under the sun, just the same patterns dressed up.

Skip history and you’ll keep getting blindsided. Plenty of books cover this. Ignore them at your own risk.
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Europeans put off kids because raising them costs a fortune.

Meanwhile migrants from poorer countries crank out large families on welfare that feels like luxury compared to back home.

Taxpayers end up subsidizing their own replacement. Incentives matter.
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Betting against America has been a loser’s game for centuries and still is.

Day-to-day noise fades. The long game doesn’t. ο»ΏπŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έο»Ώ
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Private investors have a real edge over the pros.

You don't have to stare at your portfolio every day. Looking too often tempts you to sell winners and hold losers - the exact opposite of what works.

Charlie Munger called it SOYA: Sit On Your Ass investing. Doing nothing is often the hardest and smartest job.

Plus you can go all-in on high conviction ideas. Institutions can't.
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Keep a shopping list of stocks you'd love to own at the right price.

Markets get fully dislocated from time to time, usually when you're busy with other things.

That list keeps you ready to strike during those short panic sell-offs.