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| 2 |  Government has a strong tendency to grow in size and scope. Powers introduced to address a specific problem rarely disappear once that problem has passed.
They almost always persist in one form or another.
The Finance Journal 📈 | 241 |
| 3 |  “The minimum wage destroys the best kind of training programs we’ve ever had: on-the-job training.”
— Milton Friedman
Friedman argues that entry-level jobs do more than provide a paycheck; they also give inexperienced workers a chance to learn practical skills, build a work history, and become more productive over time.
When the minimum wage raises the cost of hiring inexperienced workers, employers have less incentive to hire and train them. Such laws therefore hurt the very people they’re intended to help: those who need a first job to gain the skills that can lead to better-paying work later.
The Finance Journal 📈 | 131 |
| 4 |  📈 Data-center spending is greater than that for the canals, railroads and grid combined.
AI infrastructure investment is projected to average 3.63% of GDP annually from 2025 to 2032. Railroads averaged 2.24% during their build-out. Highways reached 1.13%, and telecom and fiber 1.1%. Its the biggest investment bet in the history.
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| 5 |  “You need to be stubborn on your vision, but very flexible on the details.”
— Jeff Bezos
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| 6 |  Voluntary cooperation > government coercion
Markets coordinate through choice and mutual agreement, while government uses compulsion and violence to enforce its decisions.
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| 7 |  "I am for the separation of state and economics. Just as we had separation of state and church." — Ayn Rand
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| 8 |  “The government doesn’t have any money. The only power it has is to take from some and give to others.” — Milton Friedman
Government spending is ultimately paid for by the people. Every dollar the government spends must come from somewhere: through taxation, borrowing, printing money, etc.
Government cannot provide benefits without imposing costs elsewhere. When politicians promise new spending, the question is not simply what the program provides, but who ultimately pays for it and what those resources could have been used for instead.
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| 9 |  “If you adopt the view that a man is not responsible for his own behavior, that somehow society is responsible, why should he seek to make his behavior good?”
Milton Friedman’s point is that blaming “society” for individual behavior weakens personal responsibility. A person is less likely to take ownership of his actions if responsibility is repeatedly shifted to outside forces.
If people are taught to see their actions as the product of forces beyond their control, they have less reason to reflect on their choices, correct their mistakes, and behave differently. Responsibility begins with recognizing that, whatever the circumstances, your actions are still yours to answer for.
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| 10 |  The World’s Richest Person Every Year Since 1987
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| 11 |  Milton Friedman on what happens when you have a very high inheritance tax:
“What is the effect of a 100% inheritance tax? To encourage people to dissipate their wealth in high living.”
“Where do you get the factories, the machines, the capital investment, the incentive to improve technology, if what you’re doing is to establish a society in which the incentive is for people who, if they by accident accumulate some wealth, to waste it in frivolous entertainment?”
> Inheritance tax is the fairest tax as heirs don’t earn it and they get an unfair leg-up on those without inheritance. Tax it at 70-80%.
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| 12 |  "I don’t think we’ve ever gotten an idea from a Wall Street report. But we’ve gotten a lot of ideas from annual reports.” - Warren Buffett.
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| 13 |  “The art of investment is the discipline of inaction in the absence of a good opportunity, but aggressive action when one is identified.” - Li Lu
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| 14 |  Stocks vs real estate (key insights)
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| 15 |  Red flags in balance sheets:
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| 16 |  “Stocks aren’t lottery tickets. There’s a company attached to every share.” – Peter Lynch
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| 17 |  "If you roll dice, the odds are 1/6 that the dice will come up on a particular side. So you can calculate the risk. But, in the stock market, such computations are bull - you don't even know how many sides the dice have." - Nassim Taleb.
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| 18 |  The six types of companies (Peter Lynch's framework)
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| 19 |  "The way you learn about businesses is by absorbing
information about them, thinking, deciding what counts and what doesn’t count. That’s the job. And you can’t get that by looking at a bunch of little numbers on a chart bobbing up and down or reading market commentary and periodicals or anything of the sort. That just won’t do it." - Warren Buffett.
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| 20 |  The greatest investor to ever do it. Thanks for all the lessons.
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