“How to Invest” was written by David. Rubinstein interviewed 24 famous investors. These 24 famous investors came from different investment fields. They are all top-notch business founders or investors in their respective fields and are very representative. I hope readers can gain inspiration for getting rich from the heartfelt advice given to other investors by 24 famous investors.
Category: Mutual fund
Investing is a game of chance
There is a 60% chance of stock investing success in the long run
Why is stock investment a better way to manage money?
This article will tell you from the most vernacular and ordinary people’s point of view, using the most concise reasons: why stock investment is the better way of financial management for modern people?
Should investors chase the ESG?
I personally advise investors, especially if you are a retail investor, not to follow the frenzy. Don’t chase the ESG trend, honestly invest in your ETF tracking the maket index, and active investors should study the fundamentals of your individual stocks. Don’t pay attention to hyping ESG-related ETFs or claiming that a certain stock is an ESG concept stock, these will not help you.
Why do stock funds perform so poorly? How bad is it?
Facts speak louder than words. 79% to 85% of US stock fund performance will lag behind the stock market in the long-term.
Investing is not voting
Investing is not voting, mentioned the phrase “investing is not voting” in three places in my book “The Rules of Super Growth Stocks Investing”: 1-5, 5-4, and postscript.
People believe successful investors are survivorship bias cannot succeed
Noticed that many people, regardless of Wall Street and many friends around me, attribute Buffett’s investment success to the Survivorship Bias. This view includes two things
Any strong reason to buy mutual fund?
Any reason to buy mutual fund?
Why concentrated investment?
Why concentrated investment?
Changes in company insider and institution shareholding ratio
Changes in corp insider and institution shareholding ratio, This is a wide-ranging topic. You can read another blog post of mine, “Why successful manager usually not a good investor?”.