My bar for publicly saying that someone else should do something is very high. I looked through my blog to find the very few times I made financial suggestions.

https://tynan.com/bitcoin/
Told people to buy BTC at $825, it's now at ~$20k

https://tynan.com/let-a-billionaire-manage-your-finances-for-free/
Told people to buy Berkshire Hathaway. It's up 283% since the post vs 175% S&P 500

https://tynan.com/stocktrade/
I didn't tell people to do this one, but I at least said I was doing it and then showed the results later.

https://tynan.com/buyvegas/
Suggested people buy real estate in Vegas. The house I mention went up ~300% in price in 6 years, which certainly outpaces national (I think national is ~20% total, but didn't look hard enough to find good data).

You could very well argue that it's luck (and I'd agree that some of it is), but I believe my track record of investments I publicly talk about is 100%. If you can find a post or anything where I've suggested anything that wasn't a great investment... I'd love to see it.

I've never claimed that I can predict the market. I believe that the market is accurately priced (and have said so many times in posts where I explain why stock picking is a bad idea). Maybe it's worth a whole other post, but I have come to understand that there are forces outside of markets that affect the prices (e.g. the massive need for liquidity right now), and that if you're in the right position, you can benefit from it.

All that said... I only write to give people stuff to think about. You shouldn't just copy whatever I do. I'm just defensive about this because I'm super careful with what I suggest others do and I think my track record is pretty spotless.