Unpopular opinion I’ve bought & sold: Nvidia 27x since May 2024 Micron 5x since Jan 2026 Newmont 10x since 2023 BHP 2x since 2023 I believe in long-term investing. But not always buy & hold. Think like an investment manager: Buy. Hold. Add. Trim. Take profits. Repeat.

Learning from my mistakes has been one of my best investing lessons. 🤦🏼‍♀️📈

My rent jumped $100 to $800 a week after Anthony Albanese’s CGT changes. Here’s what $800 a week gets you for a one bedroom apartment in Manly. I’ve since moved out. I miss being directly opposite the beach. But I definitely don’t miss the mould.

Nothing is forever My school friend died at the age of 40 My Family Friend died at the age of 45 A former house mate died at the age of 35 And my stepmom died at 49 Focus on today. And now ♥️

Lucky Country? My rent went up $100 a week, more than Albanese said. My power bill tripled. OECD: “Australia is becoming poorer.” The Productivity Commission: “Australia’s living standards have gone backwards & the trend will continue unless we lift productivity, encourage investment.”

Worth a listen Markets only priced in 1 week of disruptions from the war….

Why this new war could really be over Iran’s oil…🇮🇷🛢️ This is a photo of my dad in Tehran, 1950. He was born into freedom—a democracy—at a time when Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi was the King. Iran was a Western-aligned, socially open, and fashion-forward country. My grandma described Tehran as the “Paris of the Middle East,” filled with music and joy. So what went wrong? By the time my dad was three, in 1953, a coup overthrew Iran's democracy. Orchestrated by Western intelligence (CIA and MI6) to secure oil, it led to 50% of Iran’s oil being signed over to a Western Consortium—the giants we know today as BP, ExxonMobil, Chevron, Shell, and TotalEnergies. In 1958, when my dad was eight, there was already a heavy presence of US military “advisers” in Iran. Many Iranians were deeply disappointed that their leader was forced to “sell out” national assets to the West. This resentment and anger over lost sovereignty was the birth of the 1979 Revolution. The IRGC took over, seizing that same infrastructure and making those oil deals null and void. They replaced freedom with a dictatorship that has oppressed its people for decades. Fast forward to 2026. In the Iranian community at large, there is hope that the IRGC leadership will be brought to its knees. Following the strike that killed the IRGC leader yesterday, President Trump has stated that Iranians can now “seize control” of their destiny and “take back” their country. But there are hard days ahead. The IRGC blocks the Strait of Hormuz today. How long will this go on for? Another question is: will the US, the UK, the French, and the Dutch look to gain Iranian oil assets again, just like they did in 1953? Above all, I am praying for the people of my father's homeland. I hope peace and democracy can return. Let's hope for no more bloodshed. Anywhere. Long live Iran. 🕊️ #OOTT #Iran #oil

DO NOT underestimate the wrath of the U.S. military.

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