Stocks, but entertaining
Stocks are boring. Let's make it entertaining.
Witty Wealth is a weekly comedic deep dive and analysis into stocks, the stock market, and the investors that have made their fortunes from it.
Stocks are key. By understanding and investing in them, our money can make money. When you get into it, they are fun to talk about, break down, and follow.
^hopefully you in the future
I’ve grown up around investing. Problem is, existing resources haven't been made for anyone born after 1990. They leave me wondering:
What are the tales of the trade - from Warren Buffet to r/wallstreetbets?
What stock news is bullshit? What is worth paying attention to?
Why don’t stock picks come with CIA level analysis?
What is a 401k and do I need to know about the 400k’s before it?
In this newsletter, we are going to talk about things you won’t find anywhere else. That’s learning about stocks through humor. That’s openly discussing wealth without feeling like a sell out. That’s figuring out what the next long term investment play should be.
Witty Wealth is led by me, Anuj. I most recently was the right hand man to Justin Kan, the founder of Twitch (Amazon bought Twitch for ~$1 billion). With him I learned how to run companies. Before that I was a Business Analyst at McKinsey. There I learned how to analyze companies.
5 years ago I started investing my own savings. My insight was consumer technology stocks (Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix, Google) were slept on. These companies monopolize users, have zero cost to scale, and force suppliers to bend the knee. Those stocks have glowed up since.
It’s been a winning approach. That said, it’s time to re-evaluate it. This pandemic is bringing along a whole new world.
Let’s figure out the next play together. Sign up by entering your email and hitting the subscribe button. You’ll receive a ‘complete your sign up’ email. Hit confirm in there to be set. If you don’t like it, unsubscribe anytime.
By going on this journey with me, I can’t promise wealth will be yours. I’m not perfect and I’m learning with you.
But I can promise you’ll come away with good laughs and confidence to make better investing decisions.
See you out there,
Anuj
