What's one of the worst financial decisions you've ever made?

What's the best financial decision you've ever made?

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Humanoid robots:

Target Corporation:
* $9B in cash from ops
* $10B in net debt
* 3% annual sales growth rate (est)

Which is more likely:

#BTC

If these basketball teams were stocks, which one would you buy at 6:30pm this evening?

If you could only use one generative AI tool for the next 12 months, which would it be?

Would you attend an event just like this?

By the age of 18, everyone should know to simply load savings into an index fund, like Vanguard's Total Market Index Fund (VTI).

Invest there every week, month, quarter, year -- forever.

For those who hold a stock investment more than 10 years, the most significant driver of equity value is top-line sales growth.

Invest for life. Don't ever quit.

There are as many ways to win (or lose) at investing as you can think up.

Index funds
High-growth stocks
Distressed turnarounds
Dividend payors
Overlooked stocks
Large caps
Mid caps
Small caps
High-PE stocks
Low-PE stocks
Et cetera

Find your favorite gameplan, and play it well.

Better 5-Year Investment:

Which is a more secure long-term asset:

Which price will Bitcoin hit first?

Who is leading their large, dynamic technology company more effectively:

Which one of these stocks are you most likely to buy and hold for the next 5 years:

Time for the Turing Test. Who wrote this tweet?

Snowflake (SNOW)
40% revenue growth
$520 million free cashflow
$4.7 billion in net cash

And... the cloud superstores (AWS, GCP, Azure) partner and compete with Snowflake.