About
A student, completely obsessed with how money moves.
I didn't get into finance for the money. I got into it because it's the most honest argument in the world — millions of people, every second, betting real things on what they believe the future holds, with the scoreboard updating in public.
Who I am
I'm a student at GEMS Wellington International School with a serious, slightly relentless interest in finance. Most of my free time goes into reading about markets, breaking down how they actually work, and writing up what I find — which is exactly what this site is for.
What I've done
I've published a research article in a double peer-reviewed journal — a process that taught me how much rigour real analysis demands. I'm also the founder and president of Youth Finance Network (YFN), a social venture working to improve financial literacy among young people.
How I think
From first principles, always. I try to understand the incentives and the plumbing beneath the headlines — who's forced to act, who gets to choose, and where the risk actually sits. I read primary sources, build the argument myself, and I'm willing to be wrong in writing. That's the whole point.
A venture I founded & lead
Youth Finance Network
Financial literacy is one of the few skills that compounds for an entire lifetime, yet most people are never taught it. YFN exists to change that for young people — making the fundamentals of money, markets, and decision-making accessible early.
Three things I believe
- 01 Price is an opinion. Value is a discipline. Knowing the difference is most of the job.
- 02 The interesting risk is almost never the one on the front page.
- 03 Being early and being wrong look identical until they don't — so write down your reasoning.