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Weekend thoughts: conviction and investing in other markets

Yet Another Value Blog • 1552 implied HN points • 04 Jul 23

💰 Finance Investing Markets International Companies Conviction

Investing is about understanding and having conviction in an idea or company.
Following international markets can offer unique investment opportunities, but also comes with challenges.
Finding a balance between investing in familiar markets and exploring new opportunities is key.

Donald Trump + The Stony Lonesome

Look What You Made Me Do • 393 implied HN points • 19 Mar 23

🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Prison System Donald Trump Criminal Justice Conviction Political Commentary

Prison can be a useful, instructive experience for powerful individuals facing legal consequences.
Time spent in prison can lead to personal growth and becoming a better person.
Facing the consequences of one's actions can lead to a path of self-improvement and reflection.

Two Stories

David Friedman’s Substack • 161 implied HN points • 20 Dec 23

🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Scandal Political Figures Corruption Conviction

The story outlines a tragic account of Joseph Biden and his son's involvement in illegal activities.
Irresponsibility and incompetence led to a series of damaging actions that affected Joseph Biden's political career.
The father's love for his son conflicted with his public promises and political obligations.

Sam Bankman-Badly-Needed-God-Damn-Reality-Check-Fried

QTR’s Fringe Finance • 35 implied HN points • 06 Nov 23

💰 Finance Market Analysis Regulation Investing Conviction

The conviction of Sam Bankman-Fried restored faith in reality in the world of finance
The trial and conviction of Bankman-Fried highlighted the importance of diligence by regulators and the legal system
The event served as a reality check amidst market irrationality and reflected a glimpse of justice in an otherwise chaotic landscape

My Cave of Echoes

DruGroup • 39 implied HN points • 14 Dec 21

📖 Philosophy Bias Perspective Conviction Communication Learning

It's important to be friends with people who are different from you. Learning from their experiences can help expand your thinking.
Listen more and ask questions when talking to others. Understanding their views can help you see where they are coming from.
Try to consider other viewpoints even if you don't agree. It helps avoid misunderstanding and can make your own beliefs stronger.

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