There is a specific sound that defines the logistics sector, and it isn’t the beeping of scanners or the hum of conveyors. It’s the scrape of pallet forks against concrete—metal on cement, imperfectly aligned, carrying weight that is never distributed quite as neatly as the spreadsheet said it would be. That sound is not loud. It’s persistent. It echoes just enough to remind you that the physical world still exists, no matter how many dashboards insist otherwise. This is where the Pallet Fork Chronicles begin—not in a quarterly earnings call, not in a PowerPoint slide deck titled “Operational Excellence Roadmap,” but on a warehouse floor at 5:42 a.m., where serenity is a concept discussed only by people who do not work here. And yet, for the logistics-sector stock picker, serenity is the goal. Why Logistics Attracts a Certain Type of Investor Most investors are drawn to stories. Logistics investors are drawn to systems . They are less interested in visionary founders and more i...