Women's Investment Team

11/03/2026

Where do your hobbies lie on this matrix?!

To be clear, this isn’t supposed to be shaming you for your hobbies. I do things on in all 4 quadrants of this 2x2. It’s all about the frequency...

I’ll use bar hopping as an example. It’s certainly a waste of money, but sometimes wasting your money and enjoying a night out with your friends is worth it. If bar hopping is your primary weekend activity, you should probably think about getting some more productive hobbies.

I’m also not the person to tell you you need to sit there every weekend and journal and meditate to get rich. These are “get rich hobbies” because they make you a better person and don’t cost a lot of money. There are many people out there who get rich doing only “waste your money” hobbies. Those hobbies aren’t the reason they got rich though... they usually got rich in spite of those hobbies, not because of them.

To literally bury the lede here, the point I’m trying to make is “be mindful with your time”, not “you have to spend your time a certain way to get rich.”

What hobbies did I miss?!

- Matt

10/24/2026

It's better to start late than not at all!

I give a lot of examples starting early because a lot of my followers are younger people and I want to encourage them to start early. Time is your best friend when investing and the earlier you start the better.

That being said, there are a LOT of reasons people can't or don't start early. Sometimes life just gets in the way, and that is OK.

The thing about investing is I truly believe that it will improve your quality of life in the future no matter how old you are. I post a lot about "investing X amount for Y number of years to get Z amount at the end" to give reference points to you all, but the reality is that it's not so clean cut in real life. The real goal should be investing what you can when you can. If you do that, you'll probably be okay.

As you wait longer to invest, you'll have to invest more to catch up, but it's not impossible. Sometimes it's even easier if you've spent your early years investing in your career to raise your income. This example shows how to get to $1.5m at age 65 assuming a 10% return, but you'll still be way better of than you would have been if you never started at all.

It may never feel like the right time to start investing, and your age might be in this range of the graph and you don't have that amount to invest. That's OK - just do what you can and it will get easier as you go!

- Matt

P.S. I'm a HUGE index fund guy, so I made a free index fund guide explaining them and laying out options to create an index fund portfolio at different brokers (Vanguard, Fidelity, Schwab, etc). Comment "guide" and I'll send you a link to get the PDF!

10/14/2026

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How Markets, Business, and Even Government Can Use Prediction Markets - Link in the comments ⬇️

09/12/2026

Book alert time! “Retirement should be fun, not just a series of numbers in a rigid financial plan.”

08/19/2026

Who has read this one?

08/12/2026

We were lucky to have a special guest visitor last night: Sarah‘s fiancé!

08/06/2026

If you’ve ever walked into a store, looked at a price tag, and thought, "There is no way this shirt is worth $80," you already understand the basics of Valuation.

In the stock market, Valuation is just the professional term for figuring out what a company is actually worth, so you don't overpay.

A stock's Price goes up and down every second based on excitement, news, and panic. But a company's Value is based on real-world math: its sales, its profits, and its future potential.

When investors look at a stock, they use valuation to put companies into three categories:
❌ Overvalued: The hype is too high; the price is way more than the company is worth.
🤝 Fairly Valued: The price is exactly right for what the business is doing.
✅ Undervalued: The company is a hidden gem trading at a discount.

The ultimate goal of valuation is to find a Margin of Safety. If your math tells you a stock is truly worth $100, but fear in the market has pushed its price down to $70, you’ve found a bargain. That $30 discount is your safety cushion!

🏷️ Price is what you pay. VALUE is what you get.

06/15/2026

Here are some more pictures of our investment crew!

06/10/2026

With costs rising, it’s easy to feel the pinch—but as long-term investors, we know inflation is exactly why we must keep putting our money to work! 📈

The secret to maximizing compounding interest is managing what you have. By trimming lifestyle "leaks" like daily fancy coffees, redundant streaming services, and frequent takeout, you free up the capital needed to buy high-quality growth companies.

Think long-term: no one regrets holding winners like Apple or Disney. Cut the waste, stick to your principles, and go find your high-growth "white whale" today! Your future self will thank you. ✨

06/08/2026

If you could send a text message to your 18-year-old self about money, what would it say? 📱⏳

Would you tell them to skip the shiny new car loan? To start putting $25 a month into an index fund? Or maybe just to look up the definition of compound interest?

We can't change the past, but we can give that exact same advice to the next generation—or start taking it ourselves today. It’s never too late to build a high-quality portfolio.

Drop your message in the comments below! Let’s inspire someone who is just getting started. 👇