I very rarely buy companies that don't have an obvious event. And the reason is because i end up in this sort of gray area, uncertain about how well it's going to go. With sprouts, there isn't a real obvious event that's occurred. But with net flicks, these are things that don't exist with sprouts. Net flick has twice as many eyeball minutes on its streaming surfices than the next highest eyeball number in the whole industry. It doesn't come rom a streamer; it comes from c b s television. I think they'e got a good moat. Can i see them doing incredibly well? Yes. can i see them maybe
What does it really mean to be risk-averse when it comes to investing?
This week, Phil and Danielle return with a new episode of InvestED to discuss risk and how to decide if a company is dangerous enough to sink a potential investment decision.
When you first start out with investing, it can be overwhelming and intimidating. But it’s important to go deep and really do your homework before making a truly sound decision, especially in today’s tough market.
Tune in to this week’s episode of InvestED to learn more about risk inversion, what it takes to make a sound investment decision and how to overcome overwhelm.
To learn more about how to be confident in a company, download your copy of Phil’s FREE guide about the 4 M’s to successful investing: https://bit.ly/3BiRJA1
Topics Discussed:
- Risk inversion
- Investment Overwhelm
- Uncertainty
- Predicting Success
- Events
Resources Discussed
For show notes and more information visit www.investedpodcast.com.
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