Ian Cassel's Tweets are a Gold Mine of Investment Wisdom and Life Lessons.
His Tweets are insightful and sharp.
Here are 10 Investment and Life Lessons by @iancassel 🧵
His Tweets are insightful and sharp.
Here are 10 Investment and Life Lessons by @iancassel 🧵
If you invest for the long term, chances are you choose your investments accordingly.
So if you've made the decision to buy a stock, and the reason that made you buy it is still in place, believe in it.
Don't let anyone scare you out.
So if you've made the decision to buy a stock, and the reason that made you buy it is still in place, believe in it.
Don't let anyone scare you out.
https://twitter.com/iancassel/status/1406276919239360519
To find out if that reason is still in place, you need to do your homework.
Reassess what the company is doing.
Is your thesis still in place?
Is the company doing as you expected?
Reassess what the company is doing.
Is your thesis still in place?
Is the company doing as you expected?
https://twitter.com/iancassel/status/1426005501763100676
If you have the answers to these questions, don't debate people who don't.
A discussion is only beneficial for you when the contradicting part has something of value to say.
If they didn't do the work, don't give them your time.
A discussion is only beneficial for you when the contradicting part has something of value to say.
If they didn't do the work, don't give them your time.
https://twitter.com/iancassel/status/1428511332417118212
It's not your job to convince everyone of your decision.
Opinions differ. You don't have to agree with every decision other investors make and vice versa.
Care about your own decisions.
And be right about them.
Opinions differ. You don't have to agree with every decision other investors make and vice versa.
Care about your own decisions.
And be right about them.
https://twitter.com/iancassel/status/1426622002765389828
Focus on what matters.
When stocks rise/drop significantly, there'll always be lots of media around them.
It's crucial to keep your eyes on what matters, the business and your thesis.
When stocks rise/drop significantly, there'll always be lots of media around them.
It's crucial to keep your eyes on what matters, the business and your thesis.
https://twitter.com/iancassel/status/1431606572715757568
In fact, most investors do the opposite.
We tend to over-analyze stocks that are going down and under-analyze stocks that are going up.
Look at all the fearful analysis work that's currently done on Chinese stocks.
We tend to over-analyze stocks that are going down and under-analyze stocks that are going up.
Look at all the fearful analysis work that's currently done on Chinese stocks.
https://twitter.com/iancassel/status/1407279911149113352
People often talk about contrarian thinking/investing.
But what is contrarian investing?
Putting money where others pull money out.
Institutions are often forced out of stocks because of the sentiment surrounding them.
That's an opportunity!
But what is contrarian investing?
Putting money where others pull money out.
Institutions are often forced out of stocks because of the sentiment surrounding them.
That's an opportunity!
https://twitter.com/iancassel/status/1398596296362106882
Last but not least, a tip for life.
No matter what you're doing, give all you have.
You never know what will happen, who is watching, what opportunities might create themselves.
Always strive to be the best version of yourself.
No matter what you're doing, give all you have.
You never know what will happen, who is watching, what opportunities might create themselves.
Always strive to be the best version of yourself.
https://twitter.com/iancassel/status/1405136942052872200
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Also, follow Ian; as I said, you'll learn a lot.
Thank You!
Also, follow Ian; as I said, you'll learn a lot.
Thank You!
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