Steve Johnson
@johnsosd75.bsky.social
Navigating life like a Stoic with a brokerage account—finding patterns in markets, history, and human nature. Amateur historian, student of Ashtanga, and occasional existentialist. Meditator
Caution and Cash: “We don’t dance until the music stops.”
Buffett has likely kept Berkshire’s cash pile hefty (~$150B+) for good reason. We should expect. A reaffirmation of discipline in deploying capital.
Buffett has likely kept Berkshire’s cash pile hefty (~$150B+) for good reason. We should expect. A reaffirmation of discipline in deploying capital.
April 7, 2025 at 5:29 PM
Caution and Cash: “We don’t dance until the music stops.”
Buffett has likely kept Berkshire’s cash pile hefty (~$150B+) for good reason. We should expect. A reaffirmation of discipline in deploying capital.
Buffett has likely kept Berkshire’s cash pile hefty (~$150B+) for good reason. We should expect. A reaffirmation of discipline in deploying capital.
“Let go or be dragged.” — Zen proverb
Markets rise, markets fall—clinging to fear or greed only leads to suffering. Stay present, trust your strategy, and don’t let volatility pull you into emotional decisions.
Markets rise, markets fall—clinging to fear or greed only leads to suffering. Stay present, trust your strategy, and don’t let volatility pull you into emotional decisions.
February 7, 2025 at 1:32 PM
“Let go or be dragged.” — Zen proverb
Markets rise, markets fall—clinging to fear or greed only leads to suffering. Stay present, trust your strategy, and don’t let volatility pull you into emotional decisions.
Markets rise, markets fall—clinging to fear or greed only leads to suffering. Stay present, trust your strategy, and don’t let volatility pull you into emotional decisions.
Impermanence is the law of life. Whether you see it as suffering (Buddha), an opportunity (Nietzsche, Ganesha), a mystery (Descartes), or a reason to live well (Confucius, Thích Nhất Hạnh, Voltaire), it forces us to confront what truly matters.
February 4, 2025 at 9:05 PM
Impermanence is the law of life. Whether you see it as suffering (Buddha), an opportunity (Nietzsche, Ganesha), a mystery (Descartes), or a reason to live well (Confucius, Thích Nhất Hạnh, Voltaire), it forces us to confront what truly matters.
I’m worth billions but make just a dime,
Investors love me, though profits won’t climb.
I promise big things, but numbers look small,
What am I?
Investors love me, though profits won’t climb.
I promise big things, but numbers look small,
What am I?
January 29, 2025 at 2:29 PM
I’m worth billions but make just a dime,
Investors love me, though profits won’t climb.
I promise big things, but numbers look small,
What am I?
Investors love me, though profits won’t climb.
I promise big things, but numbers look small,
What am I?
@samro.bsky.social there is a fake account for you -samr01.bsky.social
I have noticed several of these today.
I have noticed several of these today.
January 17, 2025 at 7:33 PM
@samro.bsky.social there is a fake account for you -samr01.bsky.social
I have noticed several of these today.
I have noticed several of these today.
@hmeisler.bsky.social it looks like you have been faked!
January 17, 2025 at 1:19 PM
@hmeisler.bsky.social it looks like you have been faked!
If you scroll down way way down, you can find it……
January 16, 2025 at 4:04 PM
If you scroll down way way down, you can find it……
Today’s Poll is a bit glitchy!!! lol you got the same answer choices to all three questions!!!
December 6, 2024 at 4:01 PM
Today’s Poll is a bit glitchy!!! lol you got the same answer choices to all three questions!!!