How to get rich with stocks (without math, charts or models)

really only need one great trade to be a top one percent investor. The most inherently ground truth thing of investing, the most important thing, the thing that matters more than anything else. Is I don't look at evaluation, I don't look at PE. All I look about is there is new information. I've been reading TikTok comments. That's where I get most of my alpha from. Yeah, Buffett or Munger and who were like reading the Moody's manual. Cover to cover, just company financials. And you're like, I scroll the TikTok comments. That year I made like thirty million in one year and it was You will try to beat the market, you'll trade with leverage, you're moving in and out of positions, you're not a buy and hold forever kind of guy. Just before the pandemic, I had made the worst trade of my life. I lost a third of my portfolio on a single trade. Okay, so let's break it down. This is where the biggest mistake I ever made was.

I feel like I can rule the world, I know I could be what I want to I put my all in it like my day song on a bowl that's a little bit more. You break all the rules of investing. You know all what I normally hear is Should just index Don't try to beat the market.

Don't take any leverage. You know, and so but you do the exact opposite, right? You will try to beat the market, you'll trade with leverage, you're moving in and out of positions, you're not a buy and hold forever kind of guy. According to the internet, you've done pretty well. So um I've seen some different numbers that have been float around. Can you set the record straight? What is the actual story? Yeah, I I I started with twenty thousand in two thousand and seven to try this new methodology.

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