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Brian Stoffel

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"The Anti-Fragile Investor" | I demystify the stock market | My portfolio: stockinvestingmentor.com

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He’s right. When we look back in 2030, we’ll be astounded we weren’t talking more about this. Kind of like saying “COVID won’t matter” in February 2020

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If you're curious why $MELI is down, this is likely it. Cutting shipping charges and making more products available for free delivery. It is both a KNOCK against the low-cost production moat, and a SMART defensive move to keep the competition at bay. In essence, the low-cost

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I owned $ISRG for a looooong time. Don't anymore, but that was likely a mistake on my part. Anyway, why is it down today? Analysts are concerned the razor/blades model (daVinci/consumable instruments) could be disrupted with remanufactured goods. Hard to see how this plays out

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You all know that I use Fiscal.ai (formerly FinChat) for most of my research. Today, they're changing their name to Fiscal AI. Same awesome service, just a new name. As always, you can use here: fiscal.ai/brian

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While I get the broader point, this is missing HUGELY important context. 5 Years ago, we were in the middle of lockdowns. $PFE was developing vaccines $CLX was killing COVID viruses $VZ kept people locked inside connected to one another.

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YouTube is great -- and DANGEROUS This vid is case-in-point * 2008 bubble: supply outstripped needed demand * Today: supply is nowhere near meeting demand Key stat: 1⃣ In 2009, up to 16% of all homeowners were under-water 2⃣ Today, just 1% are under-water