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How AMCs Reduce Creditor Risk: Why the “Wrapper” Matters as Much as the Tech

April 21, 2026 by David Thomas

In the world of mega-cap tech investing, the “wrapper” is as important as the strategy. This post explores how off-balance sheet AMCs and orphan SPV structures protect against counterparty risk, ring-fenced from issuer insolvency.

Finding the Right AMC: A Strategic Framework for Mega-Cap Tech Investing

April 14, 2026 by David Thomas

Move beyond rigid fund structures. Discover how Actively Managed Certificates (AMCs) provide family offices with the agility and disciplined allocation required for high-conviction tech investing.

Spoiler alert: Just because a stock is 49% cheaper doesn’t mean it’s a bargain

April 2, 2026 by David Thomas

A 49.18% loss is a brutal way to learn about “moat evaporation.” We break down why we walked away from Adobe and why “averaging down” is often just throwing good money after a bad story.

The IPO Trap: Why We’re Ignoring OpenAI and SpaceX to Own the “Plumbing” Instead

March 31, 2026 by David Thomas

Nasdaq is fast-tracking the IPOs of OpenAI and SpaceX. We explain why these “trophy” listings might be valuation traps for long-term investors and why we prefer owning the “Sovereign Foundation” instead.

How to lock in a 123% gain in 18 months

March 28, 2026 by David Thomas

Following a 47% gain, we explain why we moved the North Tech 15 to 100% cash on 3rd March. Learn why the conflict in Iran changed the risk profile for tech and why protecting capital is our #1 priority.

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