The long view
Investing
Four decades in the markets have taught me that good investing is less about prediction and more about preparation. Today, I think of myself first as a risk manager.
Founder · Edgar Investment Management
Investor · Gael · Traveler · Capo
I’m Scott—an investment manager, Saint Mary’s supporter, bocce captain, technology enthusiast, and enthusiastic student of whatever comes next.
A little about me ↓EST. 1985 — ALWAYS LEARNING
A personal introduction
Markets reward patience. Life rewards curiosity. I try to bring both to everything I do.
After more than 40 years as an investor, I’ve learned to appreciate a sound process, a healthy respect for risk, and the freedom that comes from knowing what matters. Away from the charts, you’ll usually find me with Laurie, following the Gaels, planning the next trip, testing Tesla’s latest software—or trying to coax one more point from the Bocce Boomers.
What keeps life interesting
Serious interests, approached with perspective—and usually a little humor.
The long view
Four decades in the markets have taught me that good investing is less about prediction and more about preparation. Today, I think of myself first as a risk manager.
Founder · Edgar Investment Management
Go Gaels
A proud supporter of Saint Mary’s College—especially Gaels men’s basketball, the School of Science, and the students and programs that make the campus special.
Moraga, California
The capo’s corner
Captain of the Bocce Boomers: part strategist, part scheduler, part uniform coordinator. We play to win—but never at the expense of a good post-match story.
Roll well. Laugh often.
Roads well traveled
From New England lakes to European cities, Tahoe weekends to Formula 1 streets—travel is best when there’s time to wander and someone good beside you.
Next stop: always under discussion
Manage risk first.
Performance follows.
My investment philosophy—and not a bad approach to life.
The best ideas often begin with a better question.
A plan should help you sleep better at night.
Not every shot lands. The next one still might.
The good life
That’s the portfolio I value most.
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