Originally Posted by
TED74
Problem is... that doesn't sell systems, or software, or memberships, or subscriptions or clicks or books. Sure, you can make great money without thinking or regularly tracking the market, but where's the fun in that?
I have always been perplexed by the stock-picking sections of personal investing magazines that went to print weeks or months before I'm reading them. Having read the diversification advice in the preceding articles of that same magazine, I'm certainly not going pick individual stocks with any significant portion of my savings and if I were, it wouldn't be based on advice in an old school magazine.
To each their own, I guess.
Yes, those are absolute garbage! The problem is, everyone is always looking for the next Amazon at $1 when the best bet is just investing in Amazon. But people price anchor and say “I missed that one, too late”. I’m no exception to this but buying excellence and continuing to do so is where the real money is made!