How Dead Investors Can Outperform the Living
. . . and the investment strategy you can adopt to “join” them
. . . and the investment strategy you can adopt to “join” them
And Profit! . . . while everyone else is losing their shirts
If one of your best mates comes to you with a great business idea he thinks will make a ton of money, should you chuck him a few bucks to help him get started?
The short answer is: “Maybe. Maybe not.”
There’s Good News, Bad News—and Even Worse News
If it was right, NOBODY could beat the market. Not even Warren Buffett, George Soros, Carl Icahn, Jim Rogers, Bernard Baruch, or Peter Lynch!
Investment behaviors that made the world’s greatest investors great
If you think you do,
think again
If this is what you believe, you’re probably suffering from one (if not all) of the Seven Deadly Investment Sins
Warren Buffett became the world’s richest investor by following a very clear and straightforward investment philosophy.
Intriguingly, though, his political convictions, more often than not, contradict the investment principles with which made his fortune.
Will your portfolio survive the next “Black Swan”—a market meltdown that nobody had foreseen?