Mogo

Most people chase. We choose. Time. Taste. Total control. BUFFETT MODE ON Hold signal. Let them chase noise.

Not an ad. A signal.

Copying trades isn’t conviction. Buying hype isn’t strategy. You’re not investing—you’re just hoping to get lucky. Time to wake up. BUFFETT MODE ON.

The market’s loud. Most people move with emotion. The intelligent ones move with conviction. No chasing. No guessing. Just edge. Intelligence is the flex. The rest is noise. BUFFETT MODE ON.

50% down. Zero panic. Because he knew what he owned. Munger held through three 50% drawdowns. Not because he liked pain— but because he wasn’t guessing. He wasn’t gambling. If you’re just chasing tickers, this doesn’t apply. But if you own the S&P 500… or you truly understand the business… This is the game. Temperament is everything. Panic is a tax on the uninformed. BUFFETT MODE ON.

Would you hold through -57%²? They call it risk. We call it the price. Since 1950, the S&P 500 has compounded at 10%¹ a year. But it has fallen many times by 15%² or more. Crashed over 40%² multiple times. Once dropped 57%². Most people ran. The winners held. Discipline > emotion. Focus > fear. Hold signal. Let them chase noise. BUFFETT MODE ON.

~ 200x¹ return. No hype.
 Just stillness, patience, conviction.
 This is what mastery looks like. Inspired by the episode “Bruce Flatt: The Trillion-Dollar Investor's Blueprint for Value & Future Trends” on The Knowledge Project podcast by Shane Parrish.

If you can't explain what you own, you’re not investing—you’re gambling. And when it crashes, it’s not unfair. It’s expected. BUFFETT MODE ON.

You’re not average. Your portfolio shouldn’t be either. Join the elite. Enter Buffett mode.

The market is brutal to the average. But if you think different, move different, invest different— you win. This isn’t just investing. It’s a strategy. It’s conviction. It’s Intelligent. Join the few who know.