The Rising Generation - by Kyle Harrison - Investing 101

This is a weekly newsletter about the art and science of building and investing in tech companies. To receive Investing 101 in your inbox each week, subscribe here: There are a few things that stick in my mind so much it feels like they're a fundamental part of my personal source code. Movies, songs, sayings, quotes, commercials for Campbell's chicken noodle soup. One such entry in my repo is the 2006 movie Night at the Museum. But the part of the movie that made the cut might surprise you. I think all the time about the first 7 minutes of the movie. At the beginning, Larry (the main character) goes to pick up his son from his ex-wife's house, and chats with her goober fiancé, Don. Don is a bond trader who wears a beeper, cell phone, and Blackberry attached to his belt like a Wall Street Batman (2006 was a simpler time). After Larry takes his son, Nicky, to his hockey game, they're walking through Central Park. His Dad is telling him what a good job he did, and how the NHL might be a s

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