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>your skills with money management won't tell you where to spend money when its discretionary, and what level to set your discretionary shares at. Yes they wil
by aninhumer 10y ago
>your skills with money management won't tell you where to spend money when its discretionary, and what level to set your discretionary shares at.
Yes they will? That's an aspect of money management.
>There's no skill to say what is too much risk. That's a judgement call that everyone has to make for themselves.
By even framing the decision in these terms, you're already displaying far more experience in money management than many people have had opportunity to acquire.
- Godel_unicode 10y agoIt's not about opportunity, you could learn that much in an hour on /r/investing, or an afternoon of Googling "money management". It's about inclination to learn it, which requires a (very) little discipline.