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books, research reports, personal experience. The last is vital, as an investor's emotional composure is at times even more important than the rational side of
by hkmurakami 9y ago
books, research reports, personal experience.
The last is vital, as an investor's emotional composure is at times even more important than the rational side of investing.
- FLUX-YOU 9y agoWhy spend the time learning about investing beyond the basics if you could be researching a niche in your field to double or add a zero to your income? It doesn't seem worth it to me if you don't have connections within the industry. You're still a retail investor at the end of the day compared to professionals at banks (which honestly, will have better information), so why not just use Vanguard stuff unless you want to go pro?
- hkmurakami 9y agoBecause you need the mental fortitude to not liquidate your ETFs in the next crash. edit: that being said, what you said is what I almost always tell friends who have the temptation to augment their income through side projects.