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Why Stock Price Alone Means Nothing
Share price tells you almost nothing about a company. Learn the difference between share price, market cap, and enterprise value to invest smarter.
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What Is a Stock
Stocks aren’t lottery tickets, they’re ownership in real businesses. Learn how they create value, why prices move, and how to invest with confidence
How I Use SEC EDGAR to Compare Companies Instead of Guessing (Part2)
Part 2: Turn SEC filings into data with Python. A small toolkit downloads each company once, then extracts revenue, margins, operating income, cash flow and debt—annual and quarterly—so you compare businesses on the numbers, not the hype.
How I Use SEC EDGAR to Compare Companies Instead of Guessing (Part1)
Part 1: A beginner's guide to SEC EDGAR, what it is, the filings that matter (10-K, 10-Q, 8-K), and how to compare companies and ask better questions instead of guessing from stock prices.
Circle of Competence: I Almost Bought NVIDIA Because I Like Data Centers
I almost bought NVIDIA because I work in infrastructure. Then I tried to actually defend it as a buy at today's price — and couldn't. Liking an industry isn't a thesis. New rule: start every name on a study list, never a buy list, until I can explain the valuation in plain language.
The Macro Map: How Interest Rates Changed the Way I Value Stocks
I used to think stock analysis was mostly about revenue growth, profit margins, free cash flow, debt, and competitive advantage. Those things still matter, but I was missing the environment around the business: interest rates.
The Dip I Kept Waiting For: Why Time in the Market Beats Timing It
The beginner mistake is quitting before the curve bends. Why time in the market beats timing it, and what 30 years of $300/month looks like.
Why I Stopped "Playing" the Market and Started Investing
I "knew" META. I used Instagram. I still lost $28K because I bought without a thesis. The 3-sentence rule I now use before buying any stock.