“Investors’ Beautiful Heaven: how to achieve 23% annual return in 30 years of US stock investing《投資人的美利天堂：30年美股投資，年化報酬23%者的現身說法》” focuses on Andy’s 30-year stock market investment philosophy, exploring how to achieve Buffett-level long-term investment performance. It also explores how Andy achieved an annualized return of 22.76% for 29 consecutive years over the past 30 years.
Andy Lin’s first US stock book “The Rules of Super Growth Stocks Investing”, ship worldwide, free shipping to Taiwan
“The Rules of Super Growth Stocks Investing《超級成長股投資法則》” has been published in April 2021. The English title is “The Rules of Super Growth Stocks Investing”. Click here to immediately view the flip-book video of the new book “The Rules of Investing in Super Growth Stocks”. Where to place my order? Please click the link “The Rules … Continue reading “Andy Lin’s first US stock book “The Rules of Super Growth Stocks Investing”, ship worldwide, free shipping to Taiwan”
Andy Lin’s second US stock book released “The Rules of 10 Baggers”, ship worldwide, free shipping to Taiwan
The Rules of 10 Baggers
Oklo, stock soar 10 times in 1.5 years, a well-known SMR Sam Altman backed
Oklo’s nuclear reactor design uses highly enriched low-enriched uranium (LEU), a fuel with a much longer lifespan than the LEU currently used in conventional light-water reactors. It can operate for a decade or more without requiring refueling. Today’s nuclear power plants require refueling every 18 to 24 months. At that rate, a light-water reactor would require refueling five times, while the Oklo plant would only require one.
a16z, Silicon Valley’s most aggresive venture capital firm
Compay profile Introduction to a16z Andreessen Horowitz (aka a16z) is a well-known venture capital company in Silicon Valley founded by the two famous entrepreneurs Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz. Founders For Mark Anderson, you can see the introduction to my previous post of Two famous essays by Marc Anderson on software and artificial intelligence And … Continue reading “a16z, Silicon Valley’s most aggresive venture capital firm”
US ETF investment 101
As of February 2024, the US ETF market size is US$8.15 trillion, with more than 3,400 units.
Graham Formula and Screening Criteria
This post will introduce Graham Formula and Screening Criteria mentioned in the two books, as well as the returns after practical application.
Credo, a high-speed connectivity expert ride on AI boom
Credo’s success stems largely from its undisputed leadership in the AEC market, where it holds a 73% share. As the market shifts to rack-mount servers with higher GPU densities, such as Nvidia’s GB200 NVL72, demand for AECs to connect large AI server clusters will increase significantly.
Investment habits of Taiwanese investors
In my opinion, these “investment habits of Taiwanese investors” are actually the reason why most Taiwanese retail investors fail to make significant profits in the stock market. Therefore, I feel it’s necessary to list some of the “investment habits of Taiwanese investors” that I’ve observed in this article for your reference.
How Deckers, the third-largest sports shoer, make money?
HOKA shoes, a brand under Dexterity, are known for their thick soles and bright colors, and were once called “ugly shoes.” However, as 81-year-old US President Biden, movie stars Gwyneth Paltrow and Reese Witherspoon have all been seen wearing them, they have become a trendsetter.
Public reaction on Almost no long-term Taiwan investors
After the post, the public reaction on “Almost no long-term Taiwan investors” was overwhelmingly positive. I am especially grateful for several other friends. Please forgive me for not being able to list all their names and reply to everyone.
“Jesse Livermore’s Methods Of Trading In Stocks”
The book, “Jesse Livermore’s Methods of Trading in Stocks”, is co-authored by Jesse Livermore and Richard Wyckoff. The Chinese version of this book is only about 150 pages long and can be read in an hour.
Rules from new technology in 250 years
The distinction between “confirmed new technology trends” and “exaggerated or unconfirmed new technology trends” listed above is quite strict. “Confirmed new technology trends” must be accepted by the market, uncontroversial, widely adopted by general users, truly proven to be disruptive, and profitable. Moreover, the list above is purely my personal subjective opinion and viewpoint.