Lumida Wealth : Non-Consensus Invest Beyond the Ordinary

In this FSD episode, titled Five Billion Is an Inhale for the Pentagon, the news that the Pentagon is weighing a five billion dollar credit facility for an unknown AI infrastructure company gets read for what it actually signals. The sum is trivial at Pentagon scale, so the story is not the money. It is that AI infrastructure has become strategic enough for the government to ...

In this FSD episode, titled AGI Just Passed the CAPTCHA Test, Ram Ahluwalia takes apart the claim that AGI has arrived. He reads Jensen Huang's declaration as positioning rather than analysis, given Nvidia's incentive to pat its largest customers on the back and to move before AMD does. The test the industry actually cleared, he says, was the CAPTCHA test. AGI is a far higher...

In this FSD episode, titled AI Would Have Rejected Elon's Business Plan, Ram makes the case that AI is structurally incapable of giving you an edge. Multiply enough matrices and the output lands in the center of the distribution, which means AI returns the consensus view by construction. The best opportunities are non-consensus. Elon Musk is the proof: reusable rockets, drive...

In this FSD episode, titled Legacy Brands in Decline, Ram takes Lululemon's collapse apart and turns it into a general theory. Three things kill a brand: cheapening the product, competition, and expanding the market until you lose the core customer who made you.

That leads to his pet theory that all brands eventually die, and to the question he asked his analyst team. I...

In this FSD episode, Ram questions Anthropic's $30 trillion market claim, a figure that happens to match the GDP of the United States. He argues the productivity boom needed to reach it would create so much deflation that the number could never arrive.
He also covers why financial services is a primary beneficiary of AI, why 90% to 95% of banks run on Microsoft, and NVID...