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Managing your own investments? This 2018 chat with Ray Dalio is worth your time! He breaks down some great tips that are super relevant for everyday investors: 1. Market Timing: Why it’s tough (even for the experts) and what to focus on instead. 2. Diversification: Market swings are inevitable. 3. Emotions in Investing: Making the right decisions can be emotionally uncomfortable. Give it a listen and see what resonates. Dalio’s advice is timeless and can really change how you approach investing. Let me know what stood out to you! #investing #markets #finance #economy #personalfinance #stockmarket

Tune in to hear Richard Urwin’s insights on what makes successful investors! He shares why being too dogmatic can be a downfall for investors, and why you need to learn how to navigate the unknown by balancing your strong beliefs with a willingness to adapt.

There is this weird balance in life where being pessimistic pays dividends and being optimistic is a necessity. Two opposites meshing together to find an equilibrium. Investing and how you think about it is much the same way. This week in the Advisor's Playbook we explore how you can become a better investor. Link to this week's newsletter in the comments.

Grandstand - My view is it's profit growth that's driving the current strong markets. This is a great thing for long term investors. For more insight, click the link to see the video. #financialplanning #wealthadvice #investingforthelongterm

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Tune in to hear Richard Urwin’s insights on what makes successful investors! He shares why being too dogmatic can be a downfall for investors, and why you need to learn how to navigate the unknown by balancing your strong beliefs with a willingness to adapt.

An informed investor is a successful investor. A deep understanding of the market and your investments leads to better decision-making. Stay informed, to stay ahead.

Many people think that they are investors, but often they are actually speculators. Which one are you? Are you just riding the market waves, or are you focused on the intrinsic value of what you invest in? Blog available in the comments.

Are we asking the right questions when it comes to following successful investors? Does it lead us to a winning strategy? Part 2 of Devina Mehra's exposition in The Economic Times disrupts traditional notions. If you don't ask the right question you can never end up with the right answer!

Are you a risk taker or a safety seeker when it comes to investments? Exploring distressed deals can be risky, but the returns can be phenomenal. Alternatively, you can go for safer options with solid returns. Some investors also indulge in stocks for diversification. So, what's your play? Eager to hear your thoughts!