Post your favorite books on being successful
Post your favorite books on being successful
No need for that in this place.
no more mr. nice guy.
Market miss-pricings are easily ironed out by quants now especially in mature markets unless you look at other growing/emerging economies where value-investments can be applied to receive multibagger returns.
Alternatively, wait for a crash in US stock markets and buy good stocks at fair prices
sad but true, Ben Graham's era of value investing has passed for the most part
Haha what? Prices are fucking chaos right now. They don't make any sense.
Unscripted is way better
Just use a mortgage/margin loan and buy low PE stocks with good earnings, good growth/reliable earnings history.
Then punt like a degenerate with 5% of your ASSETS(Not equity) on growth stocks, only for fun. Growth stocks get fucked by a 28 inch baseball bat in bull markets.
>believing in fundamentals
>reading the wealth of nations
can you be any more of a meme you npc?
>Using a browser to think you make you are secure
You ever heard of understanding all factors and then making a judgement and then decision? Goy
you ever heard of random walks?
Yeah, I have. You can shit all over whatever theory you think I have from any of the books I showed. I'll just enjoy my profits, like I have consistently from every trend that has happened in my country since I was literally 8?
Want to know how I know all of you are losers
>I'll just enjoy my profits, like I have consistently from every trend that has happened in my country since I was literally 8?
what the fuck? are you asking me? you know you can see your books haven't been read yet, do you?
self help books are a meme and an industry in themselves
Taking stock tips from jew kabbalists has been good enough for me, sorry for trying to be a non parasite and actually learn. what's your net worth?
After reading those I thought myself of writing one about crypto, and mixing some "be a man" mantra etc in it. I'd call it "Le Loup de Paris" since I'm French
I don't think you're gonna make it
Yes you're right but I'd argue that this only applies to bluechips.
If you've ever used Bloomberg, Capital IQ, Reuters, even companies with 30B marketcaps need to be normalized because financial reporting hides a lot of information that investors actually need to properly value a stock. Impairment/taxes/fines can really fuck up your models if you don't normalize. That's something very hard for an algorithm to pick up.
The Book of Nazarov.
The entire thing from the ICO chapters to the 1k eoy is a masterpiece for investors to pay attention to.