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Investing can still be daunting, but as I continue to learn, I have developed some investment principles that I follow. Here are some of the principles that guide my investment decisions:
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Stop valuing semiconductor companies based on P/E ratios.
Cyclicals often look cheapest right at the top of the cycle, just before earnings collapse.
A low P/E isn’t necessarily a bargain. It can be a warning sign.
I genuinely struggle to understand the mindset of retail investors.
They endlessly chase momentum and the next “world-changing” stock, while exceptional businesses with proven track records and attractive valuations sit right in front of them.
Human stupidity at its finest.
My portfolio is so heavily disconnected from the AI hype that every time I see futures tanking in pre-market, I don’t even bother worrying.
Peaceful
Think about the last time you actually searched something on $GOOG? Yep, I also don’t remember.
I think investors are overlooking $ULTA.
A resilient business with strong cash flow generation, consistently buying back shares.
Share count down ~20% over the past 5 years. That’s roughly 4.5% annually
Plenty of X accounts grabbing about YTD %. Fasten your seatbelts gentlemen, we know what’s coming next.

