Hello for the rebel capitals, hope you're well.

Wanted to go over some of my thoughts about investing my own personal portfolio.

And as you guys know, I like to buy things when they're cheap, sell them when they're expensive,

and I set up what I call a 1080 10 portfolio so 10% insurance for me

physical gold 80% what I would define as an investment which is something that pays me to

own it and the other 10% allocated to speculative assets,

something where I think there's a good asymmetry,

but it might not pay me to own it.

And recently, well, for quite some time now, we've been talking about Uranium and I'm not the first person to talk about this obviously. Rick Rule, I had discussed it with him all the way back in 2020 obviously my my business partner

Chris McIntosh and Lynn Alden talk about this a lot in Rebel Capital's pro but and I owned the EDF and actually Josh make a note I think I still

own it when we go into my account later? You definitely own it.

Okay, that's what I thought.

Okay.

Oh, there you go.

That's it.

That shows you, maybe that's a lesson in and of itself.

I think it's kind of comical how little I actually check on my portfolio, but I think the fact that I don't is something that may serve people well.

I think a lot of people that just check on their portfolio every single day.

They have it on their app on their phone.

So every single time they log into their phone, they basically see their net worth.

And I don't know that's a good thing and for

whatever reason I'm the complete opposite of that I will literally go months if not

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