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>Ferriss pulled out because he's no good at it. (Easier to be a charlatan in books rather than investing). Can you elaborate on that? He's spoken about his sta
by graeme 10y ago
>Ferriss pulled out because he's no good at it. (Easier to be a charlatan in books rather than investing).
Can you elaborate on that? He's spoken about his startup portfolio being a disturbingly high portion of his net worth because it's grown rapidly and is illiquid.
- ReligiousFlames 10y agoThat is proof of poor investing common-sense: startups, without a sensible inbound qualification pipeline, is just about the riskiest kind of investing. Would anyone want a foolish investor (apart from not caring situations) or rather have a shrew investor whom can add value?