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Money stories: investors, founder deals and the psychology of money

Story posts about famous money decisions: Zuckerberg turning down Yahoo, Spiegel refusing $3B, Musk vs Altman, Buffett buying Berkshire out of spite. Many posts retell lessons from investors such as Buffett, Lynch, Paul Tudor Jones, Soros, Bogle and Dalio, or explain behavioral economics from Yale and MIT lectures (loss aversion, winner's curse, regression to the mean). Most end with a question to the reader.

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At 22 he said no to $1 billion from Yahoo, and opened the board meeting with one sentence: "We're obviously not going to sell here." His name is Mark Zuckerberg28 sep 26 · x post1mviews2.2klikessee it →

Elon Musk offered $97.4 billion for OpenAI. Sam Altman answered in one line: "no thank you but we will buy twitter for $9.74 billion if you want" Exactly one te29 sep 26 · x post581kviews631likessee it →

In 2004 Peter Thiel gave a 20 year old Mark Zuckerberg $500,000 for about 10% of Facebook. Zuckerberg says the most valuable thing Thiel gave him wasn't the mon1 oct 26 · x post369kviews932likessee it →

At 23 he said no to $3 billion in cash from Mark Zuckerberg, and explained it in one sentence: "Trading that for some short-term gain isn't very interesting." H27 sep 26 · x post238kviews657likessee it →

Elon Musk called Warren Buffett's whole strategy lame. Buffett replied with one word: candy. The fight was about moats. A moat is Buffett's word for a durable a19 sep 26 · x post69kviews540likessee it →

HE MADE 100 MILLION DOLLARS IN A SINGLE DAY AND SAID ONE RULE IS WHY HE NEVER GAVE IT BACK In October 1987 the stock market had its worst day since 1929. Fortun16 sep 26 · x post17kviews118likessee it →

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