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AkhenOsiris
Congrats to Frank Slootman, avoided the 50% $SNOW haircut once he retired at the 2024 top 😂

*Note the ear-to-ear smile*
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Hidden Value Gems
"87% of the time, investors who bought the S&P 500 on days when the Vix closed at 30 or higher ended up making money a year later."

The last two words are crucial...many are thinking hours and days now, not even months ahead. https://t.co/8kGqcWTiq5
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Librarian Capital
14 states cited by $BATS for e-cig directories vs. current poll leaning* & no. of electors

GOP: FL (30), AL (9), KY (8), LA (8), OK (7), IA (6), UT (6), NE (4)
Dem: CA (54), CO (10), RI (4)
Toss-Up: NC (16), VA (13), WI (10)

Total: 185 electors, 34% of US

* realclearpolitics https://t.co/4ce5JykHuL
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Dimitry Nakhla | Babylon Capital®
We’ve all seen this chart before, a nice day to remember 👇🏽

#stocks #investing https://t.co/61GRfCC69u
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Finding Compounders
Another recommendation from the Milken Institute https://t.co/aCePaCzyjf
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Hidden Value Gems
If you bought $INTC shares in August 2009, you would be down -20% today, despite huge demand for chips and the rise of the global tech sector... https://t.co/QMSrLcXusu
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Quiver Quantitative
BREAKING: Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene has disclosed a purchase of up to $250K of U.S. Treasury Bills https://t.co/58ygv8NsPa
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Finding Compounders
There is only one boss : The customer https://t.co/8HPSlCmI2E
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Dimitry Nakhla | Babylon Capital®
RT @DimitryNakhla: "Individuals who cannot master their emotions are ill-suited to profit from the investment process"

— Benjamin Graham 🗣️

#stocks #investing
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Mastering your emotions is crucial when it comes to investing in stocks. The stock market is a reflection of human nature, and human nature is inherently emotional.

Fear, greed, and euphoria can cloud your judgment, leading to impulsive decisions that can be detrimental to your long-term wealth. When you let emotions dictate your investment choices, you're essentially trying to time the market, which is a fool's errand. Instead, by mastering your emotions, you can focus on what really matters: fundamental analysis, discipline, and patience.

Think of it this way: investing is a game of probabilities, not certainties. And to succeed, you need to be able to separate signal from noise, fact from fiction, and opportunity from risk.

Emotions can be a significant source of noise, leading you astray from your investment thesis. By cultivating emotional control, you can develop a clear-eyed perspective, unencumbered by the whims of the market.

This allows you to make rational, informed decisions, aligned with your investment objectives. Trust me, my friends, mastering your emotions is the key to unlocking long-term success in the stock market.
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