Any investment manager, broker, or CNBC pundit worth a lick will tell you that it's a healthy exercise to review your portfolio periodically and make sure that the thesis and rationale behind each position continues to make sense. Today I took a slightly different tact. Rather than looking at what I have already, I challenged myself to identify the investment ideas that are compelling, but which I don't have enough (if any) exposure to currently. Simply put, I jotted down an idea and then tried to come up with several ways that I could capture it. It was six items long and I feel comfortable that I had some semblance of a path for each. Not all are necessarily feasible at this moment, but it got me excited about the possibilites. And in the end, part of the joy that I get out of this stuff is in trying to be a unique thinker about the trends that are coming and going and the ways to monetize them.
As a final note, the Knicks got smoked today. But, fortunately, whether you lose by 1 or 33, it still only counts as one game.
Broken Money
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