A fantastic quote from a great book:
“Progress happens too slowly to notice, setbacks happen too quickly to ignore.”— Morgan Housel, Psychology of Money
Hedge fund wizard: writing market magic in stealth mode, because even financial superheroes need a secret identity.
A fantastic quote from a great book:
“Progress happens too slowly to notice, setbacks happen too quickly to ignore.”
Do your research. Invest in what you know. Embrace change. Stay away from hot investment tips.
Watch the video to find all the seven investment rules! Learn to become a successful investor.
-- Mark Minervini
PS: Mark Minervini was profiled in the Stock Market Wizards book, the third book from the Market Wizards books written by Jack Schwager. Jim Rogers was profiled in the original book, Market Wizards.
Sharing some interesting reading on Bitcoin:
Bitcoin: A New Kind Of Bubble?Latest article on Reuters: U.S. debt, Fed easy money biggest risks in 2021: Jim Rogers
Topics covered: 2021 biggest risks, the new Administration, the U.S. Dollar and Janet Yellen.
"The printing presses are running at unbelievable speed."
"I have young children. America is leaving them a terrible, terrible legacy."
From Nate Silver's, Five Thirty Eight:
"Really more polls are coming in showing Biden up double digits than not at this point. He's up to +9.8 in our national polling average, his largest lead of the campaign."Jim Rogers speaks about China, global trade, technology and how things will work out post-COVID. A must listen video interview.
Here’s a list of nine books written by self-made billionaires. They share ideas and concepts to help you succeed in business and in life.
Some of the books on the list are,
You can read the complete article on CNBC.com, 9 books written by self-made billionaires to help you succeed in business and in life
"An investment in knowledge pays the best interest." - Benjamin Franklin
Highlights:
- How COVID has changed investing
- Countries have overreacted when they closed their economies
- Japanese monetary policy
- Declining population plus debt is an explosive combo for Japan