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"There is something about Twitter which erodes nuance, encourages self-righteousness, and removes inhibition... it’s a good idea not to tweet anything that you wouldn’t say to the person’s face."
B. Humble retweeted
Coreweave CEO Michael Intrator says the market is acting irrationally by selling his stock.
A run through SEC filings reveals Michael Intrator has been “acting irrationally” as well, selling $907 million worth of $CRWV shares this year alone.
His cofounders Brian Venturo and Brannin Mcbee have also been acting irrationally. The trio has sold a combined $3.3 billion of stock since the IPO. Venturo is the second biggest insider seller of any American company this year.
Their benefactors at Magnetar Capital have also been acting irrationally. They have sold more than $5.5 Billion of Coreweave stock since the IPO.
A lot of people seem to be acting very irrationally.
Tired of all these crap takes on 'assistants' finding all your unwanted subscriptions. Sure, great, but it's a one-off.
Not exactly life-changing productivity improvement.
I'm here all week, try the veal.
B. Humble retweeted
Pre-AI era human written literature is now the new low background steel of the 21st century, uncontaminated by LLMs
Literature was going to have a rough road regardless, but the epistemic ability of the people in charge here all but guarantees that it is finished as a human endeavour.
There is only one way to read fiction by humans—find stuff published before 2024.
theatlantic.com/books/2026/1…
B. Humble retweeted
Arnold Schwarzenegger's No Complaining Rule:
“No complaining about a situation unless you're prepared to do something to make it better. If you see a problem and you don't come to the table with a potential solution, I don't want to hear your whining about how bad it is. It couldn't be that bad if it hasn't motivated you to try to fix it.”
"impossible to beat the index"
"EU regulates, US innovates"
"emerging markets uninvestable"
"small caps dead"
"value investing dead"
The irony in investing is that the more people agree on something, the less likely it is to deliver the same returns going forward
Will be reflecting on this. Very different, I think, depending if you view it as an investor's portfolio & as a PM's.
The long-term investor has probably still outperformed & should be fine in 5-10 years (but perhaps not...?).
PM - problematic...
I mean just a terrible year for Dev Kantesaria...
$FICO -60% YTD🔴
$SPGI -16% YTD🔴
$MCO -11% YTD🔴
$MA -2% YTD🔴
$ASML +58% YTD🟢
$V +4% YTD🟢
$INTU -55% YTD🔴
Meanwhile $SPY +13%🟢
These are times that separate good investors from great investors.
Really intrigued to see how Dev manages this moving forward!
B. Humble retweeted
My ChatGPT dot just asked if it was allowed to solve a CAPTCHA to continue its task.
Mr. Dot, then question is CAN you solve it??
Apparently, it can.
My natural inclination is to take this as obviously bearish, but to try & think outside the box, it may reflect the dynamism of the US stockmarket right now through technology.
Congrats to @alluvialcapital for this. One of the real good guys.
Slightly gutted that I've never been able to buy this - think it must be a non-US thing, as other OTC stuff is OK.
I never expected to see distributions from EACO. But thanks to @alluvialcapital, this morning I received a payout equal to almost half my basis.
More importantly, the company now has stronger protections for minority owners.
Thanks for standing up for all shareholders, Dave!
Very 2026.
Unreal that anyone believes stories about Iran 'progress' any more after all the spin.
Maybe I'll miss out one time, but it's not over until something's signed (& even then, either side could easily change their mind shortly afterwards).



























