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.”
If it was right, NOBODY could beat the market. Not even Warren Buffett, George Soros, Carl Icahn, Jim Rogers, Bernard Baruch, or Peter Lynch!
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Investment behaviors that made the world’s greatest investors great
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How can Twitter, a company losing money—with unknowable prospects of ever making any—IPO worth some $24 billion dollars and change?
All depends how you define “value.”
If this is what you believe, you’re probably suffering from one (if not all) of the Seven Deadly Investment Sins
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Facebook is this season’s “hot stock.”
Any broker lucky enough to have some to sell will tell you that.
But…should you listen?
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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.
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Will your portfolio survive the next “Black Swan”—a market meltdown that nobody had foreseen?
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