If i look at the company, there's always a chance i'm going to be wrong. And that's why by diversify, and i split up the risk,. So if it goes down, like 20 or 30 %, i know what i pay for us. Happy to pay for it, i'll increase that position. I bo problem increase in opposition. If it continues to go down, i'll get heavier and heavier and heavier. The second most important thing is, if it does get cheaper, buy more. Very interesting. How do you think about entering positions? You seem to be someone that really takes advantage of opportunities once presented.
IN THIS EPISODE, YOU’LL LEARN:
04:15 - Who Peter Lynch is and how he personally invests.
19:58 - How individual retail investors can have an advantage over Wall Street.
25:08 - Why active investors might be in a good position to outperform passive investors over the coming years.
52:39 - Why Facebook and Google are potentially compelling investments.
And much, much more!
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