In investing it is easy to talk about great ideas in hindsight. What is harder — and more valuable — is showing what you actually did while it was happening. That is why I publish my returns annually since 2020.
Trust is built with data — not slogans
When you consider following an investor's approach, you want to know two things: Has the strategy worked over time? And what happens when it does not? An open track record answers both. You can see gross returns per year, which stocks drove results, and when things went wrong.
That does not mean the future repeats the past. Past performance is no guarantee. But transparency makes it easier for you to judge whether my approach fits your risk profile and time horizon.
Accountability for myself
When results are public, I cannot hide behind vague wording. It keeps me sharp: Why did I pick this stock? What changed my conviction? That disciplines my process — and that is what subscribers get access to every month.
You can see the full history on Our returns. Use it as context — not as a promise of future results.