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@zacariah88 I was at S&PGlobal running a unit there (~$300M CAD revenue) and left at age 33 in 2015 to first be chief commercial officer of a B2B data biz focused on making the leisure industry more efficient (350 employees and private capital backed). Four months in I was put in as CEO. Did...

@philliphawley Real world experience. I only invest in tech companies. I worked in tech my whole career and just always invested actively / self taught. Am not a professional at all. I just chase whales and then for fun I catch frauds and tweet about them.

@philliphawley See? My buddies and I went big on OPEN calls that doubled today. Made a quick $200K on top of everything else and sold, lol. Every sheep out there bought both Zillow and open as a theme and here we are, I had warned on Twitter 10x that Zillow would struggle to come off the ad...

@philliphawley Dude. Long term. I’m buying the shit out of Opendoor rn. Not advice.

@philliphawley Saw. Zillow gave up competing in this part of their biz. Negative headline thigh RE property acquisition risk. Interesting to see what they say about this at earnings. Nice thing about LT holds is you can sit and watch.

@freezbuy I have some thoughts on it: -I think socially led investment movements are excellent and challenging our corrupt institutionally-dominated markets. -GME and AMC are both companies with a bleak outlook that are both being disrupted greatly (already are disrupted). I stay clear if these...

@philliphawley I have massive positions in Square, Opendoor, and Tesla. @RonMadison11 on Twitter. I go on Reddit less now bc it’s a needle in a haystack finding interesting information. Or perhaps I am bad at searching for it.

@resjudicata Yield depends on work and risk. If I can add leverage easily then 5-7% is ok. If I would be investing straight cash then 8-10% ideally. If I’m actively working on it, I’d want to make a lot more. But this is for larger sums that I don’t want to have blow up on me. For example...

@vb73 What I have done is active. What I’m seeking is more passive. A passive asset you control is hard to be as “passive” as say an ETF. But for these purposes I’ll define passive as

@jjp297 Nah. That’s for if you know nothing or want to be totally passive without thinking. I want to think, I just don’t want to carry a bag over my shoulder. I don’t even want to supervise much of an operation. Private stuff. Otherwise public but I’d use low cost leverage and manufacture...

@sadastronaut I don’t lost these sorts of things usually so thx for directing.

@ennzxooooo Will check them out. I have tried actually doing private lending but don’t like the personal side of it. Prefer to do via a fund like this assuming they’re good people and not preying on the poor.

I’m looking to learn success of others relating to passive (or active investing). I’m happy to share what’s worked for us if it helps. Profile: 39 yrs. 2 kids. Wife at home. Owner of three small businesses. Former fintech / data tech exec; former CA/CPA. Graduated Queen’s U >$30K in debt. Semi-...