Thread by @ms89_meet

Kenneth Andrade's Advice to New Investors.

👉 How to use the market data is very critical now days.

👉 What has worked for one is to continue to do what has worked for one the best, & when one does that, one stops making mistakes.

👉 Investing is not about getting everything right; it’s about getting nothing wrong. But you have to go through the grind in the initial years.

👉 Patience & discipline are the important attributes one must inculcate.

👉 You got to learn to say ‘NO’.

👉 One should not be wanting to be at all parties at the same time. One have to pick one & stay for long.

👉 Correcting mistakes quickly is important.

👉 Markets are superior to all of us put together so there is no point of holding the mistake to eternity.

👉 Most money is made in the third cycle as an investor. If you observe it closely, most investors get seasoned after the age of 50. They just stop making mistakes.

👉 One needs to start with a little bit of money, have a lot of patience, & follow his natural investment style.

👉 If one has a single parameter on which he invests, he should keep that parameter for all the companies in the portfolio. This approach has worked for me.

👉 One should not try & get deleveraging & earnings growth
in a single company. Just work
on a single parameter & it will work. If one is good, one will get
60%+ right.

Source: Snippets taken from book "Masterclass with Super-investors"