I'm so good at using fundamentals, critical thinking, historical research and analysis, and contrarian views that I look at and continue to return to in order to keep a current mindset that allows me to jump in just before the largest volume and 34% jump on no news, confusing all retail investors, as if I was in the same room as Congress in Augsut 2008, Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. in September 2008, Trump/Mnuchen and FHFA Director Calabria in September 2019, and now Biden, Yellen, and their FHFA Director in the past months. I don't predict the future - I get to the future play with the right process and enter the room first among retail investors because I put the work in. I also learn to think like the people making the decisions - I'd use the Sun Tzu "to know your enemy, you must become them" - I don't see these as my enemies. But they do direct the order of the markets. Funny how that works. Yet, no one even has realized my value in the world yet. So I just keep on building my "W"s and sticking with the long game process. Wish Lehman Brothers was still around, I would've loved to work there doing what I do on my own and be paid in LEH equity - I'm not a fees guy. I put my money on my returns. My reputation is I go all out. I also challenge myself because I believe being too sure in oneself can lead to arrogance and arrogance would diminish my results because I'd not be thinking of my opponents motives and views. I will never change that. Scott Mathis I'm jealous you got to work at such a forward thinking organization. I guess I'm glad I got to learn a lot from my studies that began with a ? that the common perception of 2008 is just flat out wrong. I have found so much value since. 🍀
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