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@StockSavvyShay Yes . Many were calling tops last month but here we are today.
It’s better to listen to market than listen to opinions
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$MU $AMD $AMAT semis still pushing higher.
A lot of investors here were calling the tops last month. But here we are today pushing even higher.
Invest based on systems
Not using someone’s opinion.
$MU $AMD $AMAT semis still pushing higher.
A lot of investors here were calling the tops last month. But here we are today pushing even higher.
Invest based on systems
Not using someone’s opinion.
The costliest investing mistake isn’t picking the wrong stock.
It’s missing the market’s best days because someone on the internet told you to raise cash.
Opinions change.
Predictions fail.
Headlines create noise.
$MU $STX $WDC $AMD $LRCX
@BrianFeroldi More information does not make decision making easier.
A simple framework or system makes it easier to make optimal decisions.
As human we strongly believe in stories. However, this leads to suboptimal decisions when it comes to investing.
A rules-based system keeps you invested when emotions are screaming otherwise.
Don’t rent conviction from influencers.
Build your own.
That’s how independent investors win.
The costliest investing mistake isn’t picking the wrong stock.
It’s missing the market’s best days because someone on the internet told you to raise cash.
Opinions change.
Predictions fail.
Headlines create noise.
$MU $STX $WDC $AMD $LRCX
Instead:
Use maths & data
Build simple systems
Let those systems compound your capital
Follow the process to remove emotions & biases
Focus on this for the first 1–2 years. Build from there.
People overcomplicate investing.
Listen, if you’re a beginner or aspiring investor:
Avoid:
Drawing charts
Reading research analyst reports
Traditional value investing
Spending hours studying balance sheets