devil80 schreef op 3 mei 2023 10:13:
www.zerohedge.com/markets/conviction-...Mooie uiteenzetting in hoe men geld verdient of verliest met beleggen, maar ik weet nu al dat iemand het hier gruwelijk mee on eens is. En nog mooier dat velen van ons dit wel gewoon ter harte nemen.
So, what are your convictions regarding investing and your portfolio? Here is a short list of some of the most current:
The dollar is “fiat” and is going to zero.
The dollar will lose its reserve currency status.
There is too much debt, and the U.S. will eventually default.
A recession or depression is coming because (fill-in-the-blank) said so.
There is going to be a worldwide shortage of food and oil.
Interest rates can only go higher.
The Government is going to confiscate everything.
Society is on the edge of collapse.
Add your personal conviction here.
There are obviously many more.
Importantly, all of these things could indeed happen. I am surely not prescient enough to see that far into the future.en ook dit:
Here are the investment rules you will find in common with many of the greatest investors in history.
Cut Losers Short And Let Winners Run.
Investing Without Specific End Goals Is A Big Mistake.
Emotional And Cognitive Biases Are Not Part Of The Process.
Follow The Trend.
Don’t Turn A Profit Into A Loss.
Odds Of Success Improve Greatly When Technical Analysis Supports Fundamental Analysis.
Try To Avoid Adding To Losing Positions.
In Bull Markets, You Should Be “Long.” In Bear Markets – “Neutral” Or “Short.”
Invest First with Risk in Mind, Not Returns.
The Goal Of Portfolio Management Is A 70% Success Rate.
Is the world going to end eventually? Maybe.
But it probably isn’t today or in the next 10 years.
So, what will you do with your money between today and retirement?
Remember, it isn’t “being wrong” that is the biggest risk to your money. It’s “staying wrong,” that is.