Understand How Markets Actually Work, Learning.Investing.Thriving.

Marc Rudajev

A proper financial education. Frameworks, first principles, and the mental models that professional investors actually use. Built as a curriculum, not a content calendar. Honesty about markets. The counterargument gets heard before the conclusion. I try to back things up with facts and figures and do not feature sponsored content or affiliate links. A global perspective. Nearly 60% of LIT subscribers are outside the United States, approximately the same amount of time that I have spent living abroad. The occasional personal detour. Markets are important, everything else is possibly more so.

Understand How Markets Actually Work

Learning.Investing.Thriving.

Learning.Investing.Thriving. is built on a simple idea: If you want to build wealth, you need more than stock tips. You need to understand how markets actually work.

Equity Bottom-Up

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<li>On a spring evening in 1876, Alexander Graham Bell spilled acid on his trousers, called for his assistant through a contraption of wire and diaphragm, and in doing so placed the first telephone call in history.</li>
<li>Thomas Watson, sitting in the next room, heard the words clearly and came running.</li>
<li>The most consequential sentence in the history of telecommunications was a man asking for a little help. </li>
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On a spring evening in 1876, Alexander Graham Bell spilled acid on his trousers, called for his assistant through a contraption of wire and diaphragm, and in doing so placed the first telephone call in history.
Thomas Watson, sitting in the next room, heard the words clearly and came running.
The most consequential sentence in the history of telecommunications was a man asking for a little help. 


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