by Alexander Green
1. Timing the market - Dont
2. Investing in things you don't understand
3. Getting stuck in illiquid securities
4. Overestimating the potential of low-priced stocks
Source: The Oxford Club
1. Timing the market - Dont
2. Investing in things you don't understand
3. Getting stuck in illiquid securities
4. Overestimating the potential of low-priced stocks
1. First, assume the market is right and you're wrong.
2. Then, you must figure out what you've missed and actively seek out disconfirming information.
3. Lastly, to make the right decision, you must pretend like you don't already own the stock.
1. How much time do I want to commit?
2. What's my tolerance for risk?
3. What strategy makes the most sense for me?
1. Be more aggressive
2. Don't overreact to short-term volatility.
3. Trade incrementally.
4. Don't make predictions.
5. Keep accounts close to highs.
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