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Damn. Your live seems to change rapidly right now. Good for you, congratulations. Liquidia LEAPs, working for a hedge fund, moving to NY. What did you study at university? Do you not have a family? You don´t have to answer if it is too private.

Nice work @Gregmal - makes total sense. I am with @lnofeisone sadly, just seen it too often (god, in Europe we had Wirecard as well, which killed some great managers)

Your reaction is the same as the gnat's. You both need to hit back at each other. Just ignoring people works very well! Cheers!

2025 interview by Alice Schroeder https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/the-radio-national-hour/alice-schroeder-warren-buffet/105275112

Take your physical gold with you in the plane and skip a bunch of steps.

President Trump every time he sees a member of Congress insider trading: "You're lucky I'm president." President Trump to every oil and defense executive: "You're lucky I'm President" President Trump to every criminal he pardons after they donate to his campaign: "You're lucky I'm President" President Trump to his kids every time he passes them government contracts: "You're lucky I'm President".

So....Europe is getting its own NSA? Or have they stopped doing that in the US? Because this is sooooo 2013

Looks bullish for FRFHF as more people will pile onto it as its book value is in USD

You really have to love the institution that is the EU/European Commission. Europe's economy is stagnant for years and the future looks bleak. And what are the priorities of Europe's leaders? Recreate George Orwell's 1984: Chat control is a great way to continue Europe's suppression of Free Speech. Anyone who insults the German Chancellor on private chat with their friends or family can promptly be arrested. Hooray! Know who is exempt from Chat Control? EU ministers, of course! This is not a democracy, it's like an autocracy of the elites.

Yeah, it's also true that the rest of the world is basically drafting behind American innovation, kind of like taking advantage of a consumer surplus. Essentially, USA has a system that encourages innovation, growth, and hard work, and that leads to new discoveries that benefit humankind, not just Americans. In the extreme case, Americans often develop drugs and medical technologies that end up being priced lower in many countries than they are in the USA. IMO, this drafting off the USA helps many countries, including most in Europe, I think, maintain a significantly higher standard of living than they would otherwise.

I was at the US game yesterday. It was horrible but at least it was an iconic game (in a bad way)

Don't live in the financial district if you can help it. Even if (especially if) you work there. Its dead on weekends except for tourists and there's nothing really down there. Go somewhere interesting- even a 10 minute train ride will take you to lower east side, Tribeca, little Italy, etc. Even Brooklyn. Get a flavor for the real NY - you won't get that in a brand new condo in Financial District.

https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/2026/07/uk-productivity-economy-reform-party/687303/ Apparently just spending a few days in London and concluding that everything is fine in Britain is not a good assessment of the real situation. Europeans have been utterly failed by their leaders. Though a lot of it is also self inflicted: reliance on welfare/generous benefits, excessive sick days/vacations, etc Europeans have been bragging that their lifestyle is better than Americans, but what happens when their countries fall further behind? I'm afraid that even the extra vacation days won't make up for living in a place poorer than Mississippi.

Bought more stx today

Oh, and find somewhere and get a knish before they're all gone. The story of the knish is the story of 20th century NYC if you ask me!

Hah, awesome! I've got friends in Flatbush and ridgewood, if you're interested in either I could ask around. Nobody lived down by wall street when I was in NYC. But - hit up Parisi's for lunch. Some of the best sandwiches in the city at least back in my day. They're still around and presumably still legit.

Pat Dorsay interview I like how Pat went through his investment process and his view on moats, managment, risk etc.

Adam Wyden, former "Bombshells" investor, interviewed. I haven't listened yet but Wyden is a character.

That’s every sport now. It’s a terrible investment these days…parents spend 10s of thousands on sports for their kids only to have less than 2% of them get scholarships and only what 1% of those kids go pro? I played HS Basketball for the 16th AAAA team in the country back in the early 2010s. I got looked at by a few big schools (Penn State) early in my HS years but not coming from a wealthy family it was near impossible to keep up with the AAU fees and general expense for offseason play/training schedule. Decided it wasn’t for me as it became a job and I lost the love of the game. My point is unless you’re willing to commit 100% from a family perspective in terms of time and money and friendships it’s incredible difficult these days to do anything in sports. 100x worse now with kids in Middle School having agents!

Alright. Moving to NYC end of the month. Anyone have apartment recommendations in FiDi? Would prefer something with a private outdoor, doesn't matter if its small.

almost died haha im still trying to cope with the criticism, i know it's fair and reasonable But for me -passionate about the sport- i just can't image the winner mentality needed to overcome a 0 -2 in 15 mins

Find a good one on https://www.charitynavigator.org/. Look for a 4 star rating. The ones we donate to on a recurring basis are Sankara Eye Foundation - Every $50 pays for an eye surgery to cure blindness. https://www.giftofvision.org/ Doctors without borders https://www.doctorswithoutborders.org/ Direct Relief https://www.directrelief.org/

Speaking of scarring, how about the dumb shit that I did in January this year with silver? Shorted and got squeezed out for a loss, only to watch it tank $50 after I covered - that's some bad scars baby But I gotta say Micron is tempting me to short it again though, it's tempting - I consider $1000 psychologically important and it's clearly broken that, which means da headlines are gonna go out and the nervous nellies are gonna start to feel it and selling begets more selling...

Yea IDK exactly. I just think when you even do an itty bitty little bit of work, arriving at a price target around $400, and then in 1.5 months seeing that number 3x and yet still seeing people buying at those prices!!!! obviously thinking/preying/ expecting MORE upside? Like my odds.