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Every Tuesday morning, I send one email to a growing community of parents and investors who are building wealth intentionally and thinking differently about money.
Some issues are about investing stock research, portfolio strategy, and how to think when the market gets loud.
Others are about the real moments that happen when you’re raising a family and trying to build something at the same time.
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Originally published in the Stock Savvy Dad newsletter on June 2, 2026. My daughters argue sometimes. Nothing serious, just the normal back and forth between two sisters figuring out how to share the same space. One of them will come find me or my wife. “Daddy, she’s bothering me.” “I’m the only one cleaning up.”…
Originally published in the Stock Savvy Dad newsletter on May 26, 2026. One thing I’ve learned as an investor is that capital leaves clues. Government officials, hedge funds, CEOs. They’re not always right. But when multiple people with access, influence, and long-term visibility keep showing up in the same sectors, I pay attention. Then I…
Originally published in the Stock Savvy Dad newsletter on May 12, 2026. Think about the friends you had as a kid that you no longer speak to. Some drifted away naturally. You moved, life got busy, and you lost touch. No drama. The friendship just ran its course. Others you had to walk away from…
Originally published in the Stock Savvy Dad newsletter on May 5, 2026. In the spring of 2023 a stock that had been on my watchlist, CrowdStrike, took a fairly significant dip. Most people saw a falling stock and moved on. I saw a potential opportunity.
Originally published in the Stock Savvy Dad newsletter on April 28, 2026. Sometimes the best financial advice comes from an unexpected conversation. Back in 2023 I was talking with a financial influencer I respected and he said something that stuck with me. Open custodial accounts for your kids. I did a little research that same…
Originally published in the Stock Savvy Dad newsletter on April 21, 2026. Hi Reader At some point most investors ask themselves the same question. Did I miss my window? There have been multiple times I’ve researched a company I believed in, talked myself out of buying it, and watched it take off without me. Those…
Originally published in the Stock Savvy Dad newsletter on April 15, 2026. We’ve all been there. You find a stock you love. You read about it, you like the story, and somewhere in your head you’ve already decided you’re buying it. That’s the problem.
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