Investing
Navigating Market Cycles: From Bulls to Nvidia – AI Edition
I asked AI to transform my essays into a radio show-style conversation. In this episode, topic is stock market math, sideways markets, the role of P/E in market cycles, impact of interest rates on P/E, economic analysis, Magnificent Seven stocks, NVIDIA, and a lot more.
Videos
Breakfast in Omaha Meeting 2024 – Session Three
This year I hosted my readers for breakfast in Omaha. This is session two of the this year’s meeting.
Breakfast in Omaha Meeting 2024 – Session Two
This year I hosted my readers for breakfast in Omaha. This is session two of the this year’s meeting.
Breakfast in Omaha Meeting 2024 – Session One
In 2022, I started a new tradition, and so this year too I hosted my readers for breakfast in Omaha.
Popular Articles
The Stock Market, The Economy, Possible Outcomes, How to Invest
This is part one of the winter seasonal letter I wrote to IMA clients, sharing my thoughts about the economy and the market. I tried something I’ve never done before. Instead of conveying my message through storytelling, I tried to compress my thoughts into short sentences…
Life & Philosophy
A Balanced Life: My Approach
How do you balance your life between being an investor, running a firm, writing and other important aspects of your life such as your family?
Q&A Series: On Parenting and Personal Growth
I wanted to share excerpts from a Q&A session I held with readers in Omaha. This excerpt focuses on parenting and personal growth.
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Navigating Market Cycles: From Bulls to Nvidia – AI Edition
I asked AI to transform my essays into a radio show-style conversation. In this episode, topic is stock market math, sideways markets, the role of P/E in market cycles, impact of interest rates on P/E, economic analysis, Magnificent Seven stocks, NVIDIA, and a lot more.
Managing a Million: What Would I Do Differently?
Warren Buffett has stated multiple times that if he could manage a very small amount of money today, he would be able to return more than 50% per year to shareholders. If you managed a million dollars of only your own money, would you do it differently?