Liza Dewlar

No one will ever care about your money as much as you do.

@wealthby50 😊

@LDewlar Reading stories like yours just reinforces how I felt at the time. I didn’t trust it one bit and I’m so glad I didn’t do it.

Had an interesting conversation on holiday about Covid…. I mentioned that I’m unvaccinated. The other person couldn’t believe it. Then they told me they haven’t felt the same since having their vaccinations. It’s interesting how differently people experienced that whole period. Whatever your views, I think we can all agree it changed a lot of lives. Curious… where do you stand on it now, a few years later?

@ItsJamesHall Absolutely! This is the truest thing I've read in ages 😍

Nothing I’ve ever achieved makes me prouder than hearing someone compliment my sons.

@JS_Invests Haha, great question! Sadly no, I haven't really collected anything. But now you've got me thinking... time to convince my hubby to buy me some jewellery! 😉

Curious does anyone collect or hold physical assets for long term gain or as a collector?? I collect Pokemon Cards and Coins and Silver

@baileyinvests I combine Seeking Alpha with a sprinkle of AI magic, and honestly, that duo works best for me! 🚀

What apps/websites are we all using for stock analysis folks?📊 Wanted to see what the most common place was as want to do some deep diving into some stocks!🙏

I’m under no illusion: by carrying a smartphone, I’m basically wearing a tracking device. Add a Tesla that logs everything, and it’s crystal clear — data is the most valuable currency today. This realization has changed how I act. Sometimes I deliberately like boring posts just to confuse the algorithm. Yes, I’m that guy. The bigger question for investors: Are we undervaluing the data empires? Full analysis on the blog → dewlar.me/2026/07/22/sma… #BigTech #Investing #Information

Swedish families with kids are finally opening their wallets again — for premium roof boxes, bike trailers and strollers. Thule Group ($THULE) just reported 2.5% organic growth in Q2. Not explosive. But when the "Thule family" starts spending on higher-end gear after years of recession pain… that’s one of the better leading indicators we’ve seen in a long time. Full analysis here: dewlar.me/2026/07/21/whe… Is Sweden finally turning the corner?

I’m very aware that those “skip the coffee and invest instead” posts can sound preachy. Of course no one is saying you should give up life’s small joys. It’s more about being conscious of what those small daily expenses can become over time. Every week I meet my 78-year-old mother. I live in central Stockholm, she lives just outside the city border. We walk to Starbucks, have coffee and talk. My simple calculation shows that those meetings have cost ~19,500 SEK over 5 years. If invested at 4% annual return, that would be worth about 21,550 SEK today. In reality? Those moments with my mom are priceless. I’ll keep “wasting” that coffee money for as long as she’s here.

@atypinvestor I'll definitely look into them. Thank you!

@LDewlar $VRT $ETN $SMCI $MOD

The quiet winner of the AI boom nobody is talking about. While the world chases NVIDIA and the big chipmakers, the real long-term winners might be the companies powering and cooling the massive AI data centers. Power + cooling = the picks and shovels of the AI gold rush. These sectors could turn out to be more profitable than the gold itself. Which companies are you watching? #AI #Investing #DataCenters

@NotA_Bull I'm happy to see your portfolio and others' going up. I took a hit myself yesterday — down 0.93%. A lot of my growth stocks are underperforming at the moment. The only thing bothering me is that I'm a bit short on cash right now. Otherwise, I would have bought more.

Portoflio ended up 0.33% today! 🟢🟢🟢 +$455 How did your portfolio perform?

Interesting! NVPS is a good pick in this environment — they have exposure to variable rate preferred securities, which can benefit from higher interest rates and increased demand for power infrastructure. In the AI data center boom, power and cooling are the real bottlenecks. Companies that help finance or supply that infrastructure are well positioned. Have you seen any other names in the power/cooling space you're watching?

@LDewlar I was an early investor in $NVPS for the reason you're sharing, and more. NVPS = NVIDIA Picks & Shovels ETF

@DividendDrip Good for you! Enjoy the momentum.

7K was so good, we blasting to 7.1K

@atypinvestor I totally agree. Nothing my husband says can compare to how loved I feel when he cherishes me this way.

@LDewlar Lovely. I became anemic last year and my wife made sure I had lots of iron in my diet for months. My anemia finally resolved and I'm fine now. It's nice to be truly cared-for.

This is pure love. My terrible eating habits caused a protein deficiency that triggered real dizziness — not just feeling lightheaded. After my last appointment with the dizziness specialist three years ago, my husband immediately started squeezing fresh oranges and boiling an egg for me every single morning. He hasn’t missed a day. For the past two months, I have been completely symptom-free.

No investment comes close to the one you're making for your children. You're doing an amazing job. I'm really glad it worked out and that your son can finally eat anything he wants. I can barely imagine the anxiety you lived with — that constant fear that he might accidentally eat something dangerous.

The best investment my wife & I have ever made was paying $22,500 to cure our son of food & pet allergies. Peace-of-mind is priceless. It's something we didn't have until last year. It took six-plus years. On March 31st, 2019 - when my son was just six-months-old, we gave him a little bit of peanut butter to see if he was allergic. Moments later, he got sick and broke out in hives all over his body. We rushed him to the ER. Went home several hours later. Unfortunately, the food allergies didn't stop at peanut butter. He was also allergic to: - Eggs - Beef - Turkey - Chicken - Tree nuts - and some others - even cats & dogs It was never a fun feeling wondering if the next food he ate was going to cause a reaction - or worse. A helpless feeling to be honest. I remember buying an egg-free, nut-free, gluten-free, allergy-free cake for his first birthday. He didn't like it; don't blame him. But it's amazing what a motivated mother can do... When my wife dives into something, she goes 1,000% all-in. She did all the research she could. And she found a program called A.R.T. (Allergy Release Technique). It's a holistic approach that actually cures people. I'm one of those "believe it when I see it" people - and now I'm a believer. After my son was accepted into the program, at three-years-old, my wife drove 50 minutes each way to the office - for three straight years every single Thursday, while I was at work - for 30 minute appointments. My wife drove in rain, snow, sleet, and sunshine; nearly an hour each way. Each one of those appointments helped cure our son of each food allergy. Every day over the course of those three years, my son had to complete a food challenge. Sometimes they were easy. Sometimes they were challenging and uneasy to see what might happen next. He got sick a handful of times. There were two more ER visits. One involved my sister-in-law's dog eating a peanut butter bone and licking my son in the face. He looked like he had been punched by Mike Tyson. But he was a champ throughout the whole process and he impressed the hell out of us. My wife also once again proved nothing can stop her when she sets her heart and mind to something. The dedication and passion she put into this journey made me love her even more. We have a picture of my son with Jill - she's the woman who helped cure my little man. Our miracle lady. He's known her for half his life. He hugged her during his final appointment last March and told her he loved her - he's always been a sweet kid. Now he can eat whatever he wants - and he loves peanut butter, cheeseburgers, and chicken nuggets. Hands down the best investment we've ever made. If you've made it this far, thank you so much for reading :)

@GrowthStockDad I really have. Sometimes you just get lucky. Thank you.

@LDewlar You found yourself a good man, Liza 🍊🧡

@real_bechambers Hi Danny, I hope you had a great day at school. 😃

My son(Danny) wanted to say, "Good morning" and "Happy Monday" to y'all👋🏻It's a new week of school, and you can see by that smile on my face, that I'm happy to see all my buddies at school today, and do lots of fun activities with them😆Dad fixed me a great lunch(Crispy chicken wrap🌯Pretzels🥨Strawberry apple sauce🍓cookies🍪🍪watermelon🍉and plenty of water(Going to be a very hot day today)🥤🥤🥤🥤). Hope y'all have a blessed and glorious Monday as well🙏🏻☀️Make sure to stay cool, and drink plenty of water🥤🥤🥤🥤I'll be over at my mom's for the next couple of days. See y'all Thursday morning👋🏻

@DigitalDaisyX From your lips to the Swedish Transport Agency's ear. 🙏

Tesla FSD will eventually become the norm. Just like seat belts and airbags, people will wonder how we ever drove without it. Every improvement means fewer mistakes, fewer crashes, and safer roads for everyone. The future of driving is only getting safer.

@AboundWealth Thank you. 🤩

@LDewlar Thank you, and best of luck to you as well!

Without checking: how much is in your checking account right now? Guess first. Then look. Reply with how far off you were. The gap between the guess and the number is your financial awareness score.

@AboundWealth Clear and compelling vision. I’m confident you’ll reach your goal sooner than you think. Good luck!

I’d say at $1M invested I should be able to make the same annual income as my job while still growing the account. I’ll do that for another year or two to confirm, and then be done working. My goal is to have my money make me enough money that I don’t need to work a job if I don’t want to. Which I don’t.

@AboundWealth I’m in Sweden. What is your end goal?

@LDewlar Ah ok. Are you in the US? Where do you want to be?