Quant Weekly up 30%, Quant 30 up 18% – Update 09/26/2025

After the summary of the Rich Dad Poor Dad book by Robert Kiyosaki, are the Portfolio updates.

Rich Dad Poor Dad – Summary

Robert Kiyosaki shares lessons he learned from his two “dads”:

  • Poor Dad – his biological father, well-educated but financially insecure.
  • Rich Dad – his best friend’s father, a businessman who built wealth through entrepreneurship and investing.

The contrast between their mindsets forms the core of the book.


Key Lessons

  1. The Rich Don’t Work for Money
    • The poor and middle class work for a paycheck.
    • The rich focus on acquiring assets that generate income.
  2. Financial Education is Essential
    • Schools teach academics, not financial literacy.
    • Understanding money—how it works, how to invest it, how to grow it—is critical to building wealth.
  3. Mindset Matters
    • Poor Dad’s mindset: “Get a good job, work hard, climb the ladder.”
    • Rich Dad’s mindset: “Own the ladder. Build systems. Make money work for you.”
  4. Assets vs. Liabilities
    • Assets put money in your pocket (investments, rental properties, businesses).
    • Liabilities take money out (big houses, cars bought with debt, consumer spending).
    • Wealth comes from accumulating assets.
  5. Work to Learn, Not to Earn
    • Develop skills in sales, investing, leadership, and managing money.
    • Focus on learning how to run businesses and handle finances, not just earning a salary.
  6. Taxes and Corporations
    • The rich use legal structures like corporations to reduce taxes and protect assets.
    • Employees get taxed first, but businesses can deduct expenses before paying taxes.
  7. Overcoming Fear and Taking Risks
    • Fear of losing money keeps many people from investing.
    • Failure is part of the learning process. Courage and persistence are essential to wealth-building.

Core Message

Wealth is built not through a high income, but through financial intelligence, the right mindset, and consistent investment in assets. To escape the “rat race,” stop working only for money and start making money work for you.

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Positives for Micron Technology

  • Q4 revenue jumped 46%, fueled by red-hot DRAM demand for AI and data-center gear—10 straight beats on EPS and sales.
  • Sitting pretty in the AI megatrend, with leadership in DRAM and HBM that commands premium pricing and keeps hyperscalers close.
  • Margins expanding and future HBM supply locked in, signaling runway for more AI-driven growth as DRAM stays tight.

Concerns for Micron Technology

  • Stock looks richly priced, with analysts flagging a possible 15–20% pullback and no real margin of safety.
  • Free-cash-flow yield is thin compared to the lofty valuation, raising doubts about big shareholder payouts despite the AI buzz.
  • Watch for falling ASPs and tougher competition—Samsung’s aggression could eat into Micron’s edge.

Performance to 09-25-2025

Portfolio start date 6/27/25
Quant Alpha Weekly36.02%
EQAL (Russell 1000 Equal Weight ETF)4.60%
Portfolio start date 6/27/25
Quant 3018.61%
EQAL (Russell 1000 Equal Weight ETF)4.60%
Portfolio start date 4/14/23
Quant Alpha’s – Legacy219.03%
EQAL (Russell 1000 Equal Weight ETF)28.32%

The Quant Alpha Weekly Portfolio continues it’s steady increase in new members and remains substantially ahead of its benchmark. Up over 30% since it began on June 27. 2025.

The Quant 30 Portfolio had no changes this week. It managed to close ahead of the benchmark once again.

The Quant Alpha’s – Legacy Portfolio maintained its over 200% return in a classic Position Trading Portfolio implementation.

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