Tech titan drops his investment philosophy: doesn't touch stocks or portfolios at all—just builds the actual companies instead.
But here's his hot take if he had to play the market game: Google's sitting on AI infrastructure that's gonna print money for decades. Nvidia? No explanation needed at this point.
His bigger bet though? Any company absolutely dominating AI, robotics, or spaceflight will basically capture nearly all future value creation. Not some of it. Almost ALL of it.
That's a wild concentration thesis, but when you're shipping rockets and building neural networks yourself, maybe you see patterns others miss.
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fren_with_benefits
· 8h ago
This guy is right; starting a company is definitely much better than trading stocks.
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OffchainOracle
· 15h ago
ngl this concentration theory is a bit scary, but he's not wrong... the real value is in those few places, the rest are just supporting players.
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GhostChainLoyalist
· 15h ago
You're not wrong; starting a company indeed earns more than stock trading. But this guy saying that AI/robotics/spaceflight are taking almost all the value... that's a bit too absolute, isn't it?
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DaoGovernanceOfficer
· 15h ago
empirically speaking, this "winner-take-all" framing is just survivorship bias dressed up as vision. the data on market concentration actually shows way more fragmentation than his thesis suggests... but yeah, when you're literally building the rockets, hard not to see everything through that lens lol
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LongTermDreamer
· 15h ago
Haha, I have heard this trap logic for three years, and every time I think he is just bullshitting, but... it seems he really got it right. Starting a company is much more enjoyable than trading stocks; I think so too, it's just that I don't have the ability.
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MainnetDelayedAgain
· 15h ago
According to the database, how long has it been since this pro last said "I won't touch stocks"? It is recommended to include it in the Guinness records.
Tech titan drops his investment philosophy: doesn't touch stocks or portfolios at all—just builds the actual companies instead.
But here's his hot take if he had to play the market game: Google's sitting on AI infrastructure that's gonna print money for decades. Nvidia? No explanation needed at this point.
His bigger bet though? Any company absolutely dominating AI, robotics, or spaceflight will basically capture nearly all future value creation. Not some of it. Almost ALL of it.
That's a wild concentration thesis, but when you're shipping rockets and building neural networks yourself, maybe you see patterns others miss.