Founder working across minerals, markets, and machines — acquiring royalties in the Delaware Basin, building automated trading systems, and running the companies around them.
Energy, capital, software, and the job site — each built hands-on, each with its own tools.
Acquisitions Manager · Mason Oaks Energy Holdings, LLC
A Dallas oil & gas company that buys mineral rights, royalties, and producing and non-producing interests — and holds them for the long term.
Principal · FireHorse Energy, LLC
A mineral and royalty buyer that works directly with owners — no middlemen, no brokers — from single tracts to multi-million-dollar portfolios.
Founder & developer
An automated trading platform for micro and E-mini futures. The bot watches the market and places entries and exits through the user's own broker the moment its conditions line up. Your bot trades. Not the screen.
Founder · Centillion Investments LLC
A private investment firm for a small circle of invited investors. Capital is managed by bullbot.ai's proprietary systematic engine.
Founder
High-performance concrete floor systems for homes, garages, restaurants, retail, and warehouses across Dallas–Fort Worth. Every job starts with diamond-grinding the slab — because coatings fail on what happened before they went down.
The companies aren't a collection — they feed each other.
Two acquisition brands, one title-driven process, and a long-hold portfolio in the Delaware Basin.
bullbot.ai is the engine. Centillion puts it to work for invited investors.
A crew-and-equipment business in DFW, run on the same in-house tooling mindset.
I like the part of the job most people hand off. Read the deeds. Write the code. Grind the slab.
In energy, that means tracing a tract from patent to present owner before making an offer. In markets, it means writing the indicator, the execution code, and the dashboard instead of renting someone else's. On the job site, it means knowing why a floor fails before selling one.
Small teams, direct relationships, and tools built in-house — so the repeatable parts run on their own.
Title, tape, or slab — understand the work before automating any of it.
Deeds, trade execution, statements: if it happens twice, it becomes software.
Buy to own, build to keep, and deal directly with the people on the other side.
Minerals to sell, a deal to discuss, or a project to talk through — my inbox is open.
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