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What AI, Tariffs, and Global Uncertainty Mean for Your Portfolio
The future feels less predictable because the range of possible outcomes has expanded. Here is my best attempt to think through that reality with humility, and why you should let me do the worrying for both of us.
Videos

We Invest Micro but Worry Macro | CFA Society UK
In this CFA Society UK Q&A, I talk about how value investing has evolved, why many investors think it is dead, and why that conclusion usually comes from misunderstanding what value investing actually is.

The Dichotomy of Control
The Dichotomy of Control sounds extremely simple, but it’s incredibly powerful and it’s very difficult to actually execute it in daily life. And it’s basically says this.

The Key To a Good Life: Having Good Problems
What are the good problems? It’s very difficult to have a meaningful life and not be solving good problems.
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…
Investing

What AI, Tariffs, and Global Uncertainty Mean for Your Portfolio
The future feels less predictable because the range of possible outcomes has expanded. Here is my best attempt to think through that reality with humility, and why you should let me do the worrying for both of us.

When to sell a stock: The Art and Psychology of Selling
Investing is a lot more art than science. I bring a scientist’s mindset – I approach problems with an open mind and I am willing to change my mind when data proves me wrong.
Life & Philosophy

10 Life Lessons I Passed On to My Daughter on Her Bat Mitzvah
On January 11, 2026, my younger daughter, Mia Sarah, celebrated becoming an adult, at least according to Jewish tradition (she turned 12). This is what I told her

Q&A: From Imposter Syndrome to Authenticity
I let myself be me when I write. I just made it sound easy. It is not. It comes down to confidence. It took me a long time – years, to get comfortable with being me on paper.

































