Good illustration of differences between Theory and Reality.
Stuff we have all been thru. 😂
Some good info on how to get better.💪
If you are extremely nerdy type. 🧠👇
Asking the right questions will lead to better answers.📑👇
Glossary and much more in this wonderful document.
We don't need to get too deep into this stuff but
✔️Reading some literature
✔️Learning the common mistakes
✔️Self-reflection on which mistakes/biases are hurting our Portfolio performance
✔️Taking small steps towards correcting them
will be rewarding over the long-term.
If you're a LT investor (thru Indexing or individual stocks), Behavioral Finance is extremely important to help you with staying on track w/o jumping in/out of Mkts, accepting Volatility, thinking/acting independently & ultimately reaping the LT rewards of stock investing.
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Pat Dorsey's "The Five Rules for Successful Stock Market Investing" is a must read for long-term investors in Individual stocks. A quick great summary of that book.
The quick 10 min test to decide whether this Company goes in the "Bad", "Too hard" pile or "Interesting" pile.
This applies more for stable and already profitable Co's. You will have to tweak it a little for hyper growth & (intentionally) unprofitable but high quality Co's.
1⃣ Differentiating Ecommerce penetration by category is important, as some of these smaller categories and leading Co's within might have a lot more growth left.
2⃣ The various parties in the Digital Ad space. The changes being brought by $AAPL, $GOOG, Gov regulation and being fought by $FB should be interesting to watch in the next few Qtrs, along with how the DSPs and SSPs navigate the environment.
🔟Investing Philosophies I greatly admire. Learning from the best Investing Teams out there (that match your Philosophy/Strategy) and improving your own process is one of the best investing hacks. What are some others that you admire?