The biggest money in investing comes from patience and time
Your biggest edge as an individual investor comes from ignoring short-term fluctuations and playing the long game. Source: Peter Mallouk, Charlie Bilello
Mohnish Pabrai is seen by many as the best Indian investor ever
He paid $650,000 to lunch with Buffett and compounded at 25% (!) per year. Here's his investment checklist by Value Walk thru Compounding Quality / Chris Quinn
Have you heard about the "disposition effect" aka the tendency of investors to sell assets that have increased in value?
As momentum roll-over, can this #behavioralfinance bias trigger a sell-off of the "Magnificent 7" (Apple, Nvidia, etc.) in teh US and the GRANOLAS (LVMH, L'Oréal, etc,) in Europe?
Terry Smith investment principles:
1. Buy good companies 2. Don't overpay 3. Do Nothing Source: Compounding Quality
Become a Millionaire with $300 per month
A visual guide of how compound interest works over time by Mark Wlosinski. It doesn’t take investing a lot of money to build wealth. You just need patience. NB: the S&P 500 has averaged +11% annual returns over the last 40 years.