#Investing

Ned Glasier

nedglasier

Culture (with a small c) is the way we interact as humans. The way we talk to each other, sing to each other, celebrate, commiserate, dance. Culture with a big

Tiho Brkan

TihoBrkan

It is completely understandable the younger investors aren't interested in cautionary advice.First, there is a desire to get ahead & the markets are ripe for making quick money.Second, the majority

The Millennial Money Woman 💵

The_MMW

5 Common Money Mistakes That will come back to haunt you,No. 5 could be costing you $1,000s.// Thread // 1. FOMO & YOLODefinitions:- Fear of missing out- You only live

Brian Feroldi

BrianFeroldi

11 Reasons I will sell a stock:1: Thesis busted / I made a mistakeI was wrong on the moat $GRUBOutside forces matter more than I thought $KMIManagement can't execute $TRIPBrand

Andy Gee 📊🤑

TheStacksMarket

Arguably the most difficult thing about being a stock-picker is knowing when to trim (or sell) a position.There are many ways to do this.I’d like to show you a simple

Teemu Puumalainen

tepuuma

1/10 As most of people who follow my tweets know, I'm very bullish on #uranium, and I think a LT bull market has begun. #nuclear #u308 #energy #stocks #investing #fintwit

Ali Aydar📚

eyedar

The podcast hosted by @APompliano with @m2jr was like a master class in early stage investing.These are my notes from it, along with my application of @m2jr's principles my three

Rahil Jasani

rahiljasani

Aswath Damodaran - Lessons from Covid-19:Experts say, tech is in bubble zone, smart money is better, value is outperforming.But what markets have shown -1. Asset light > asset heavy2. Passive

Elizabeth Yin

dunkhippo33

Some thoughts on the future of startup investing. 2020 changed everyone's workflow including investors'. And I think a lot of those changes will be here to stay even post-pandemic.Thoughts here

SPAC Shack

ShackSpac

Many of us have been at this SPAC game for < 6 months. When you see someone posting about 3-4x gains, don’t get discouraged if you can’t say the same.

The Student Investor 👨🏼‍🎓💰

studentmoney_

Should I use the Dollar Cost Averaging strategy or Lump Sum strategy?(THREAD) Dollar cost averaging (DCA) is a recurring investment strategy where the investor decides how much to invest and

balajis.com

balajis

San Francisco as the de facto capital of tech is done. That time and place is over. There’s no point in moving there for tech, the businesses are shut down

Dr. Manu Kumar

ManuKumar

1/ To be a good/great early-stage investor you have to learn to trust your gut and invest *before* there are clear market signals. 2/ I have always believed this &

Implied Upside

markets_on

The “Lebron James of investing” Dan Sundheim, founder of D1 capital, is an absolute legend that (almost) no one knows about Here’s his story, along with some mind blowing quotes

Kurt "Masks Save Lives" Eichenwald

kurteichenwald

While dems are doing the "attack allies who aren't pure" let's talk about the results from @ProjectLincoln: Right now, while lots of dems are whining, they're on the ground in

Jesse

JesseOguns

Since I don’t like writing. I’ve decided to publish draft of my beginners approach to stock market on Twitter as a thread. Chapter 1. /1. Beginners approach to US stock

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