Category: Books
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KUNG I-CHI
You probably know a Kung I-chi in your life. A “gifted kid” that never amounted to much (and still mentions it), a liberal arts major who is underemployed, and/or a recent graduate who has significant student debt.
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3 Lessons from Call Sign: Chaos
I would describe my career in the Marine Corps as unremarkable. Had a few drinks, saw a few things. However, there are a few moments that stand out to me. One of them was the time I met Gen. James Mattis (ret). Every Marine knows who he is. He is self-described as “old-fashioned” but he truly…
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5 Takeaways from Reminiscences of a Stock Operator
Reminiscences of a Stock Operator by Edwin Lefèvre is a classic investing book. The book was written in 1923 and surrounds a trader named Larry Livingston who is based on Jesse Livermore. Jesse was one of the great traders back before the Great Depression. He gained and lost immense fortunes multiple times. At one point…
He Was A Data Boi 