🎙️ NEW PODCAST WITH CHRIS AND BRAD Chris and our head trader, Brad McFadden, joined Danny on the CapitalCosm show to discuss some of the most pressing macro events right now as well as the opportunities they’re most excited about. Here’s just a few of the topics the gents discussed: Plus, a whole
🇦🇷 OPPORTUNITIES IN ARGENTINA First up, a quick invitation… Later this week, Chris will be speaking at the Crisis & Opportunity at the End of the World online event — together with George Gammon and Charles Sizemore and host Joel Bowman, who’s based in Buenos Aires. The focus of the event will be
There are times when you just have to say no. It might be tough but it’s the best way. Right now, I’m saying NO to a huge portion of my life I’ve been dedicated to for the last few years. I decided to share some of my thoughts on this
Teenagers do stupid things. I speak from authority. Freshly entering pimple-faced territory I had the opportunity to spend some time with a girl who made me weak at the knees. She was everything that my hormone soaked brain wanted. She was also incidentally the owner of and an accomplished rider
A little while ago I shared 6 ways to improve decision making. In response I received a number of comments, the most insightful of which I’d like to share with you today. My main point in the previous article was that information, together with a strong filtering process, form the
Today’s article is compliments of our friend Mark Schumacher at ThinkGrowth. Mark has been a reader and subsequently become a regular bouncing board for us with respect to publicly traded equities, market sentiment and the like. I always value his thoughts and it is a rare occasion that we disagree.
Recent dealings with a company led me to think about the relationship between corporate governance, creativity, innovation and what it takes to create or indeed wreck a successful enterprise. A result of having been involved in well over 100 private equity transactions (I’ve long ago stopped counting), Mark no doubt
We are repeatedly reminded by many so-called “experts” that the stock market is in a bubble, and that when central bank quantitative easing programs end stock markets will “crash.” However, it would appear that the only bubble is people’s uncertainty of the future and their desire to hold large sums
