A CONVERSATION WITH STOCK CARD PARTNERS INTERN INVESTINGZane Fracek and Connor Allen dropped some gems in their conversation with Hoda Mehr Stock Card’s CEO Hoda Mehr chatted with Intern Investing’s Zane and Connor, two of our newest partners with portfolios on our site. They covered everything from trading mindsets to energy stocks! Here are 5️⃣ great tips from their conversation: 1️⃣ Working and communicating with others helps you hold yourself accountable to your strategies and maintain a good balance between optimism and cynicism. This helps stave off too much “confirmation bias.” Partnering up can bring checks and balances to your process. 👀 2️⃣ Zane mentioned how reading books help him craft trading strategies. He referenced “How to Make Money in Stocks,” by William O’Neal as an example, but said that his investing mindset has evolved over time and doesn’t always match up with previous reads. 💰 3️⃣ Focusing on the long term and concentrating on industries/companies that you have familiarity with can help your portfolio in ways that diversification can’t. Having true knowledge about your investments is valuable for reducing your risk. 📊 4️⃣ While valuations are always a part of Connor’s investing strategy, one principle he sticks to is investing with the brightest future in mind! In other words, believing in the companies that you can see shaping the future in dynamic ways. 5️⃣ The SNAP method is looking for companies that would cause major difficulties for people if they disappeared at the snap of a finger. Why would you invest in a company that no one would notice was gone? Watch the video above to catch the full conversation!  BONUS PARTNER PORTFOLIOFollow Connor on his journey to find high growth stocks with lower risk
💥 Bonus💥 Connor talked about his investing strategy for the stocks on his “High Growth, Lower Risk” portfolio. These are companies that balance the two for a safe but confident outlook.
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