Ryan Morris

The most predictable thing in capitalism are the exponential price-performance trends driving technology. First observed with Moore's law in semiconductors, now this dynamic is spilling over into batteries, electric motors, solar panels, robotics, etc. We invest in and help companies positioned to benefit from these unstoppable forces by harnessing input costs that will predictably decline with time. Our largest investment is in the Turntide Technologies (formerly Software Motor Company).

Meson Capital's goal is to achieve maximum possible long term returns while minimizing risk of permanent capital loss. Will occasionally seek to get constructively involved with public or private companies or acquire outright where we can drive value and growth.

As a founder of a bootstrapped software company prior to investing in & building larger companies, I have a great appreciation and respect for the operational details and entrepreneurial efforts underlying the financial numbers of a business. I love building things in areas that others do not have the pain tolerance to follow through like industrial & hard-tech.

We also have a public markets investment vehicle Meson Gravity that heavily utilize machine learning in our investment selection process, particularly for shorts/hedging to neutralize and benefit from future market volatility/declines. We neutralize things we cannot control like stock market fluctuations, allowing us to be sharply focused on things we can control like building great businesses with great people.