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When most people think about the robot revolution, they probably picture something like Tesla’s Optimus.

Something with two arms, two legs and a head.

Basically, a mechanical version of us.

But I wonder if we’re thinking about the robot revolution all wrong.

Consider Star Wars. Yes, C-3PO looks like a person. But R2-D2 looks like a...


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Yesterday, a well-known short seller posted this on his X account…

“That’s it, it’s over. Wiring everything out. […] It’s irresponsible to take this pm risk anymore, especially being ‘point and click’ and no algo to quickly stop me out.”

Will he REALLY quit short-selling in premarket?

For his sake, I hope so.

This is why I ONLY go long. It...


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Over the past week I’ve shown you some exciting ways that artificial intelligence is changing science.

Scientists have used it to discover a biological system we didn’t know existed and design a drug that


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I’ve mentored over 55 millionaire students, but Mariana Hincapie’s journey stands out.

In a trading world where success is elusive, she not only thrived but became a millionaire by 20, breaking stereotypes and outsmarting traditional methods.

That said, Mariana’s success is no accident.

She’s an extremely disciplined and meticulous trader … She studies ha...


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Having kids changes the way you think about getting sick.

Before my daughters were born, a fever or an infection didn’t seem like a big deal. At worst, I went to the doctor, got some medicine and expected to feel better in a few days.

But when it’s your child who’s sick, it feels different.

Suddenly, you want to know exactly what’s wrong. You wan...


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