How winners bet selectively to generate excess returns
Ravichand on his blog writes about how winners bet selectively. The Question that investor face – Do you chase many
Practice – Nobody is perfect but you can aim to get better
This post is part of a series on The Virtuous Investor written by Joachim Klement. Let’s face it, we all make mistakes,
The Price of Certainty
Ian Cassel writes that an investor learns from hindsight and get paid for foresight. Often times an opportunity exists because
Embracing Mistakes
Jon writes about this on his blog https://novelinvestor.com/. He quotes Stan Druckenmiller “Every great money manager I’ve ever met, all they
The Four Most Important Things in Investing
Dan Mikulskis asks us on his blog realreturn.blog what really matters most in the volatile, uncertain and ambiguous environment of investing.
Assessing the value of financial advice
Vanguard Research recently published a paper on how to assess the value of financial advice. They mention that the global
Risks of outsourcing thinking
John Huber writes about the risk of outsourcing thinking in an update on his blog. There is a famous sociological experiment
Is Your Stock Portfolio A Museum or A Warehouse?
Vishal Khandelwal in his recent blog post reminds investors to ask themselves this question. He quotes Rework by Jason Fried. You don’t
It’s Hard to Think Long-Term
Michael Batnick writes that one of the biggest challenges investors face is their desire to tinker. Like Pascal said, “All of
Risk Tolerance / Loss Tolerance
What’s your risk tolerance? How do you identify it? Both are important questions that I doubt investors spend a ton