Why Women Are Better Investors Than Men
Numerous studies suggest women are better investors than men, which of course might hurt the egos of many men. I find this fascinating, and it
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Numerous studies suggest women are better investors than men, which of course might hurt the egos of many men. I find this fascinating, and it
Continue readingSummary: S&P has an estimated P/E of 23 for 2020. Rich valuations sometimes make the best companies’ share price languish. Low interest rates justify high
Continue readingThis week I was interviewed about my trading philosophy. In the interview, I mentioned how difficult it is to make money daytrading or swingtrading for
Continue readingMost traders and investors have heard that you need to sell in May and go away. Is this just a myth or is it correct?
Continue readingWarren Buffett, the Oracle of Omaha, has been a strong advocate of buying only what you truly understand and only companies where you can estimate
Continue readingA certain group of stocks has outperformed the rest of the stock market by a wide margin: Sin stocks. Tobacco, alcohol, arms producers, the gambling
Continue readingLet’s assume you buy Disney at 100 and one year later it trades at 130. A 30% return in one year, isn’t that great! Some
Continue readingNow is a good time to start a diary Now is a good time to start a diary. It doesn’t have to be long. But
Continue readingAs of writing most stock markets around the globe are down around 30%. That is a big decline, especially considering it happened in just three
Continue readingFragile – handle with care: Fragile is defined as an object easily broken or damaged. When you order something online that is fragile it most
Continue readingWhy do family businesses outperform? Family-owned businesses outperform the main stock indices. They do this because they have skin in the game, attract better shareholders,
Continue readingI signed my first client and proceeded to short my first stock. It almost proved to be my last. Over the next few weeks, I
Continue readingCharlie Munger likes to think inversely. Inverse thinking simply means focusing on the things you don’t want to happen. Munger didn’t invent this concept, but
Continue readingWhich is more profitable – trading or investing? Who makes more money – traders or investors? The short answer is that you can get rich quickly
Continue readingThis weekend I reread The Checklist Manifesto, a book published in 2010, which argues the case for a systematic approach to our daily work as
Continue readingCrowdfunding/p2p is a relatively new asset class and has increased in popularity over the last five years. To my knowledge, the biggest market, UK, at
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