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The 4 Types of Investors (Which One Are You?)
The Bottom LineWe all know someone who checks their crypto portfolio at dinner. We also know someone who keeps a large amount of cash in a checking account “just in case.” Money feels personal, but behavior isn’t. After watching markets long enough, you start to notice the same patterns repeat. Different incomes…
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Most People Invest the Same Way (They Just Don’t Realize It)
We all know people who think they’re doing something completely different with their money. One friend is glued to markets every day. Another barely knows where their retirement account lives. A third keeps most of their savings in cash because it feels safer. What’s interesting is how predictable these behaviors are. After…
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When Fringe Thinking Becomes Normal
People have always participated in systems they didn’t fully believe in. That part isn’t new. What is new is how widespread that mindset has become and where it now sits. The skepticism that once lived at the fringes is moving into the mainstream, among people with jobs, families, and real exposure to…
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The 5 Moments That Defined 2025: A Year of Reordering
1. Trump’s Return to Power — The Paradigm Shift of the Year2. The Charlie Kirk Assassination — A National Identity Crisis Breaks Open3. The End of the Israel–Gaza War — A Global Reset4. The AI Super-Cycle — NVIDIA Becomes the Center of Gravity5. The Cost-of-Living Shock — Housing, Insurance, and the Elections…
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How Are You Preparing for Next Year?
What Wealth Planning Should Focus On Right NowChristmas Sale for ReadersWhere Fraywire+ Fits Into That PlanningFinal Thought2025 is OVER and You Missed Out: How Are You Preparing for Next Year? December is the best time to step back and evaluate the choices you made this year. When the noise dies down, you…
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My Top 5 Lessons Learned in 2025
1) Keep Working — Trading Doesn’t Replace a Day Job Investing3) Go Against the Herd — Corrections and Bear Markets Are Your Friends4) Don’t Catch a Falling Knife — Wait for the Bottoming Signals5) Be Kind — But Be CautiousFinal ThoughtsA year-end reflection from Breaking Metrics As we roll into December, I’ve…