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Hosted by Dr. Adam Link, CFP® · business · EN-US · 10 episodes
The Fireweed Capital Podcast is a wealth planning podcast for tech professionals, hosted by Dr. Adam Link, CFP®. Each episode breaks down financial strategies, from equity compensation and tax optimization to retirement planning, with data-driven insights and a contrarian perspective that challenges conventional wisdom.
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Episode #15
Tech professionals face a unique challenge during earnings season: what to do with RSUs that vest right before quarterly announcements. This episode breaks down why the standard "sell immediately" advice is incomplete and provides three systematic approaches to RSU liquidation that consider your concentration risk profile, tax situation, and behavioral tendencies.
Episode #14
This episode provides an educational exploration of market concentration in traditional index funds and alternative indexing strategies. We examine the current concentration levels in the S&P 500, where the top ten holdings represent over 35% of the index—levels similar to the dot-com era. However, this discussion is purely educational and doesn't constitute investment advice. **Key Educational Topics Covered:** **Market Concentration Analysis** - Current S&P 500 concentration data and historical context - How seven AI-focused companies (Microsoft, Apple, NVIDIA, Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, Tesla) drive index performance - Mathematical implications for index fund investors - Why concentration isn't automatically problematic **Smart Beta St...
Episode #13
<h2>Episode Overview</h2> <p>In 2026's high interest rate environment, the traditional advice to "always max your 401(k) first" deserves a closer look. With mortgage rates above 7% and the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act potentially expiring, the math between retirement contributions and mortgage paydown is much closer than most financial advisors want to admit.</p> <h2>Key Topics Discussed</h2> <h3>The Real Math: 401(k) vs Mortgage Paydown</h3> How to properly compare pre-tax 401(k) benefits with after-tax mortgage interest savings The impact of AMT on tech professionals' effective tax rates Why the freed-up cash flow from early mortgage...
Episode #12
In this episode, Dr. Adam Link exposes the hidden structural changes in markets that most analysts are missing, and explains why traditional risk management isn't adequate for the current bull market environment. ## Key Topics Covered **Market Structure Changes** - Liquidity concentration effects and why the top 10 S&P 500 holdings now represent 35% of the index - How systematic institutional flows, not retail speculation, are driving unprecedented market concentration - The role of sector-specific ETFs in amplifying concentration risk across seemingly diversified themes **Options Market Dynamics** - How zero-day-to-expiration (0DTE) options are creating volatile hedging requirements for market makers - Gamma exposure...
Episode #11
Tech professionals are uniquely vulnerable to the sunk cost fallacy in investing. The same persistence and analytical skills that make engineers successful in their careers often lead them to hold onto losing investments far longer than they should. This episode explores why your engineering mindset can work against you in the markets and provides a systematic framework for making rational exit decisions. ## Key Topics Covered **Why Engineers Fall for the Sunk Cost Fallacy** - How persistence in problem-solving translates poorly to investing - The danger of overconfidence in technical analysis - Analysis paralysis and its investment costs - Mental accounting...
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