Accepting Short-Term Losses To Achieve Long-Term Growth
How do you learn to accept short-term losses in the stock market? There’s a short and long answer to this question. The short one is: Use an objective Decision Support System (DSS) with a researched and verified Edge. The long answer goes more into what you accomplish by doing so and what behaviour you must […]
Buy & Hold vs Timing – James’s Story with Whitehaven Coal
Today I’m going to share a quick story about an investor named James, who we spoke with a little while back. It is a bit of a long one, so if you’d prefer to watch the video, you can do so here: James previously worked for a company called Whitehaven Coal, that you might have […]
The 4 Hard Lessons Every Investor Must Go Through
Discover the 4 lessons you must internalize if you want to become a consistently profitable stock market investor.
Why You Should Treat Your Investing Like A Business…
Follow these 7 steps to create an efficient business-like process that guides your investing efforts.
16 Traits Of Successful Investors (Part 2)
Discover the 16 Traits virtually all successful investors share… and how to integrate them into your own investing process
16 Traits Of Successful Investors (Part 1)
Discover the 16 Traits virtually all successful investors share… and how to integrate them into your own investing process
Pattern Recognition: Investing Lessons From The African Bush
The importance of pattern recognition for not only surviving, but thriving in both the African bush and the stock market.
The Most Common Obstacles To A Stress-Free Retirement
Discover the most common reasons why investors fail to secure a stress-free retirement… And the actions you can take to prevent the same fate.
Volatility: 4 Mental Techniques To Help You Accept And Overcome It
Short-term volatility is the No. 1 reason self-directed investors undo themselves in the stock market.
But with the right mental preparation and a trusted investing system, you can avoid this fate.
3 Stages of the Investing Lifespan
The way you approach investing and how much risk you take in the process should hugely depend on these 3 things…