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10/11/2018 Episode 2 - Top nonsense ways we pick investments that proves we are all idiots (Kidding ;)Read Now
On this episode of Renegade Investors, we talk about the top nonsense ways we pick investments that prove we are all idiots! Of Course, we are having a little bit of fun with this topic. But, in all seriousness, it is a good practice to ask yourself whether you have made a few of these mistakes and that will help you to get know yourself better as an investor and correct course in the future investment decision. No one is immune to at least a few of these mistakes. No shame in accepting you may have made some of these mistakes. The good news is that knowing the first steps to correct your course! Listen, laugh and maybe pick up a few tips or tricks of long-term investing!
11/13/2018 06:55:14 am
Nice, I totally find myself in the CEO argument. We've all been working in companies where we didn't agree with the CEO, we'd do it differently and eventually we've been right. I find it an important argument in my research and always watch some videos and interviews to judge them, but you said it right. Eventually we have to distance our decisions and emotions :) 11/13/2018 09:08:47 am
Yeh, I also find it very helpful to see what the CEO has to say. For me the classic example is when I invested in Under Armour (UA). Half of the reason was that I believed the CEO, Kevin Plank. But, I realize that might have clouded my judgment. Comments are closed.
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