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I am an Electromechanical Engineer. I have been paying attention to markets since the late 1990’s. I began taking classes on economics when I was 15, and was a business and economics major my freshman year. If I hadn’t fallen in love with the Engineering classes I was taking as electives, I would probably have followed up on my dream of running my own small business. I am a value investor and have studied the greats (Benjamin Graham, Warren Buffett, Charlie Munger, Peter Lynch, etc.), but my personal investing style is most closely aligned with Mohnish Pabrai. Because I have been obsessed with strategy games and Game Theory since childhood, I tend to evaluate companies based on the quality and number of edges they have collected vs their peers, and how well I expect their strategy to perform in the everchanging meta. I am drawn to innovation, typically have a long timeframe outlook, and am always hunting for potential multibaggers.

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