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Daly Asset Management
@DalyAManagement
Daly Asset Management is a Maryland based C-Corp that manages funds on Quantbase.
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Jul 29
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18 tweets
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6 min read
The Fed isn't fighting inflation anymore.
They're orchestrating the biggest corporate wealth transfer since 2008.
$4.2 trillion in debt matures by 2026, and overleveraged companies are sitting ducks.
Here's the controlled demolition Wall Street won't tell you about:🧵
Most investors think the Fed's hawkish stance is about inflation control.
The reality? They're setting up the biggest corporate debt crisis since 2008.
Around 70% of investment-grade bonds issued during the zero-rate era are about to hit refinancing cliffs.
The math?
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Jul 24
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17 tweets
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6 min read
I reverse-engineered how billionaires actually invest their money.
The crazy part?
It's the opposite of everything your financial advisor tells you to do.
Let's break it down:🧵
Most financial advisors sell you complexity:
- 15+ fund portfolios
- Alternative investments
- Quarterly rebalancing
Meanwhile, Warren Buffett, worth $118 billion, tells his wife's trustee to use exactly 2 investments:
90% S&P 500 index fund, 10% government bonds.
Why?
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Jul 20
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18 tweets
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8 min read
The $4 trillion advisory industry just perfected legal theft.
While you think you're paying 1%, they're extracting WAY more through hidden fee structures.
72% of firms now use this systematic wealth drain.
Here's how they're stealing half your retirement:🧵
Think about this: You thought you were paying 1% advisor fees.
But in reality, it's 1.65% annually when all fees are included.
That's a 65% markup on what you were told.
Here's how their system works: