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AT&T was 13% of the US stock market in 1932 GM was 8% in 1928 IBM was 7% of the total in 1970 The largest stock averages nearly 6% of the stock market since the late 1920s

Nvidia, $NVDA, now accounts for over 8% of the S&P500, the highest weighting for any single stock in index history

Soooooo this is crazy! https://t.co/3mvyX1dwIY

16 popular chain restaurants increased their prices by an average of 42% between 2020 and 2025, according to a Finance Buzz study. https://t.co/hm66CR4sBE

One of the most remarkable loopholes in the US tax code: If a married couple earns $240K+, they cannot contribute directly to a Roth IRA But, they can instead use their 401k to get $100K+ into their Roth IRA every single year Here's how the "mega backdoor Roth" works:

When stocks fell in 2008, Warren Buffett wrote an article called "Buy American. I am." It's worth a read today:

One of the most fun perks of being a business owner: Credit card points You can *legally* use credit card points earned by spending money on your small business for yourself or your family I travel a ~lot~ and almost exclusively on credit card points Here's how I set it up:

Two days ago the NYT posted an investigation into politicians trading stocks They found that 81 Democrats & 101 Republicans filed up to 3,700 trades and $100M in possible volume Many had 100% winners, with some perfectly timed Here’s examples of just how good they were

Owning a small business is the best tax deal in America. Whether it's a $10K side hustle or $10MM business, earning business income opens up amazing opportunities for tax savings and wealth creation. Let’s walk through how it works 🧵⬇️

1/ Get a cup of coffee. In this thread, I'll walk you through the "magic of retained earnings". This is the basic theory behind why stocks grow exponentially over long periods of time. As investors, we'd do well to understand this theory -- and the assumptions it's based o...

Vaccination rates are rising, rent is increasing, and our spending habits are changing once again. So should your budget. A thread on how to reassess and adjust your budget for the new year.