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Professional investor and podcast host, spotlighting companies shaping a better future through technology and innovation. 22% CAGR over 21 years.
Jun 12 5 tweets 3 min read
I've generated a 22% CAGR over 21 years by investing in world-class companies committed to shaping a better future. Here's everything I own today:
[June 2025]

⭐ = high conviction
⬆️ = bought / added
⬇️ = trimmed / sold

1. $CASH - Cash - 21.6%
2. $ISRG - Intuitive Surgical - 13.9%
3. $RKLB - Rocket Lab - 8.6% ⭐
4. $GOOGL - Alphabet - 8.2% ⭐
5. $MELI - MercadoLibre - 6.7% ⭐
6. $TSLA - Tesla - 5.1% ⭐
7. $AMZN - Amazon - 3.9% ⭐⬆️
8. $AXON - Axon - 3.3%
9. $WISE - Wise - 3.1%
10. $SE - Sea Ltd - 2.9% ⭐
11. $CRWD - Crowdstrike - 2.8%⬇️
12. $PLTR - Palantir - 2.3%
13. $IIND - India ETF - 2.2% ⭐
14. $NVDA - NVIDIA - 2.1% ⭐
15. $ADYEN - Adyen - 2.0%
16. $ZS - Zscaler - 1.7%
17. $TMDX - TransMedics - 1.6%
18. $ASTS - AST SpaceMobile - 1.4%
19. $NU - Nubank - 1.0% ⭐
20. $PANW - Palo Alto - 0.9%
21. $NVO - Novo Nordisk - 0.8%
22. $SNOW - Snowflake - 0.6%
23. $LMT - Lockheed Martin - 0.6%
24. $ASML - ASML - 0.6%
25. $CRM - Salesforce - 0.6%
26. $BYDDY - BYD - 0.5%
27. $UTHR - United Therapeutics - 0.5%
28. $AAF - Airtel Africa - 0.4%

Sold:
$RELY - Remitly ⬇️Image I trimmed Crowdstrike last month, but it already feels like time to do it again. Quarterly results were announced last week, they were decent, but there are a couple of yellow flags I'm starting to see, and combined with the continued excessive valuation, I've decided to materially reduce my exposure to this core holding, cutting $CRWD back from a 5.5% allocation to under 3%.
Mar 13 6 tweets 3 min read
I've generated a 21.4% CAGR over 21 years by investing in world-class companies committed to shaping a better future. Here's everything I own today:

⭐= high conviction at current valuation

1. $CASH - Cash - 25.5%
2. $ISRG - Intuitive Surgical - 15.1%
3. $GOOGL - Alphabet - 6.9% ⭐
4. $RKLB - Rocket Lab - 6.7%⭐
5. $MELI - MercadoLibre - 6.6% ⭐
6. $CRWD - Crowdstrike - 5.2% ⭐
7. $TSLA - Tesla - 4.4% ⭐
8. $WISE - Wise - 3.0%
9. $AMZN - Amazon - 2.9% ⭐
10. $SE - Sea Ltd - 2.8%
11. $AXON - Axon - 2.7%
12. $IIND - India ETF - 2.2% ⭐
13. $PLTR - Palantir - 2.1%
14. $ADYEN - Adyen - 2.0%
15. $NVDA - NVIDIA - 1.9%
16. $BYDDY - BYD - 1.6%
17. $ZS - Zscaler - 1.3%
18. $NU - Nubank - 1.1%
19. $RELY - Remitly - 1.0%
20. $PANW - Palo Alto - 0.9%
21. $TMDX - TransMedics - 0.9%
22. $CRM - Salesforce - 0.7%
23. $LMT - Lockheed Martin - 0.6%
24. $ASML - ASML - 0.6%
25. $UTHR - United Therapeutics - 0.6%
26. $SNOW - Snowflake - 0.5%
27. $AAF - Airtel Africa - 0.4%Image I've not touched my portfolio since late January, so there are no buys or sells to report, but the shape of the portolio has changed materially as a consequence of the complex and volatile investing environment.

Markets hate uncertainty, and the current administration's flip-flopping on trade wars (and actual wars) has created an unpredictable environment for investors.
Apr 20, 2024 52 tweets 12 min read
I've beaten the market by a huge margin over the last 20 years, here's my investing secret.

Many people think of investing as a get-rich-quick scheme, but the real magic is in the power of compounding. I started investing in 2004, and my portfolio has grown at an average rate of over 20% per year!

In comparison, the UK's FTSE 100 grew by only 2.9% annually. A £1,000 investment in 2004 would be worth £1,720 today (plus dividends). The US S&P 500 fared much better, turning £1,000 into £4,270.

My personal strategy? It's outperformed both of these benchmarks significantly. Had you invested £1,000 with me in 2004, you'd have £32,160 today. This isn't bragging; it's showing what a long-term, diversified approach can do!

Want my market-beating strategy? I've spent the last 50 days breaking it down step-by-step in this epic thread. Retweet for others to see!

Curious about investing? Check out my weekly podcast for more market beating wisdom (link in bio)Image
May 11, 2022 6 tweets 3 min read
Unity $U issued a major downward revision to guidance, but it's more nuanced than supply chains and inflation. ML advertising models had coding defects and poor-quality training data, -$110M ad revenue impact over the next 3Qs! "We built more for growth and less for resiliency"🙄 2/ CEO John Riccitiello summarises that was "a fault in our platform that resulted in reduced accuracy for our Audience Pinpointer tool [and] we lost the value of a portion of our data – training data, due in part to us ingesting bad data from a large customer."