Evidence
A claim earns attention by showing its work.
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A small-stakes investment club
Take an overlooked investment idea seriously. Put a deliberately tiny amount behind it. Then come back next month and do it again with the same good people.
Tonight's long shot
No one gets to bring
only the good news.
Not networking. Not day trading.
Adult friendship gets easier when there is something real in the middle of the table. DogShit Investing gives a small group a recurring practice: find what may be undervalued, make the best case for and against it, choose, and keep track of what happens.
The investment ideas create the activity. The activity creates the history. The history creates a community worth coming back to.
Paper on the table. Drinks within reach. A point of view that has to survive the room.
One member brings an overlooked investment and a case worth hearing.
The room tests the strongest argument for it and the strongest argument against it.
The chapter makes a real selection. Each member chooses whether to place a tiny personal stake.
The decision enters the chapter ledger. Next month, the group returns with another idea.
DogShit works because the practice has structure, the members bring judgment, and nobody needs the outcome to change their life.
A claim earns attention by showing its work.
The room improves what any one person could see alone.
A repeatable rhythm turns a good night into a durable chapter.
A chapter is the unit that matters
The same people meet on a dependable rhythm, take turns contributing, and leave a record behind. Over time the picks, misses, arguments, dinners, and occasional adventure become the chapter's own story.
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One important thing
DogShit Investing is a recreational community, not financial advice, portfolio management, or a substitute for professional guidance. Members make their own decisions and keep the stakes deliberately small.
Early days. The right people.
If this sounds like your kind of evening, tell us a little about yourself. No application theatre. Just a conversation about fit, contribution, and what a chapter could become.
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