I teach finance and investing concepts via Twitter threads.
Thanks for sharing, Christopher! One of my first checks to see if a probability text is good for beginners to learn from: it should NOT start with a rigorous definition of “sample space”. If it does, it’s more likely to be for “reference” than “learning”. This passes that test!
16/ To learn more about starting/running a newsletter, I recommend listening to this ~50 min @InfiniteL88ps episode featuring Linda Lebrun (@SubstackLinda).
Superb thread. Thanks for putting it together! As Warren Buffett said:
1/ The Founders, written by my friend Jimmy Soni (@jimmyasoni), is one of the best business biographies I've read. It's the story of PayPal and the early days of the Internet -- featuring @elonmusk, @peterthiel, @DavidSacks, @mlevchin, etc. Here are 7 nuggets from the book: 👇
This is a terrific book. Simple, clear, and concise. Brian starts at the very basics — ie, what is a stock? From there, he gradually builds up several key concepts essential for investors of all stripes. A great gift for new investors, and even middle/high school kids.
This is a superb thread — about an under-discussed investing topic. A key principle in investing: we should NOT turn *short term* volatility into *long term* risk (eg, via margin loans). And failing to properly account/budget for taxes is exactly one such mistake. 👇👇👇
