Why “What’s the Return?” Shouldn’t Be Your First Question
Anyone can put a great return in a PowerPoint. The questions to ask before you ask about returns.
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Anyone can put a great return in a PowerPoint. The questions to ask before you ask about returns.
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Passed on a deal that later took off? Why the outcome doesn’t grade the decision.
Passed on a Deal That Took Off? Judge the Process, Not the Outcome Read More »
Three questions to ask before any private deal: who else is in, is the sponsor invested, and what happens if it underperforms.
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Staying at one job too long can cost you. The same is true of sticking with one investing strategy.
Staying Comfortable Can Cost You, in Jobs and in Investing Read More »
From the COVID crash to tariff day, markets overreact in both directions. Why spotting fear and euphoria matters.
Markets Overreact on the Way Down and on the Way Up Read More »
The biggest money mistake in your 20s is not investing. Why time matters more than the amount.
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Overspending is the habit almost all broke people share. How to redirect money into things that grow in value.
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The first thing self-made millionaires do with extra cash: invest it, ideally to diversify.
What Self-Made Millionaires Do With Their First Extra Cash Read More »
Why sudden wealth disappears: overspending and the brother-in-law factor, and the principles that prevent it.
Why Lottery Winners and Pro Athletes End Up Broke Read More »
Ticker Tape screens hundreds of pre-IPO companies for every one or two investments. Why you should reject far more deals than you take.
Reject Far More Deals Than You Invest In Read More »