A lot of new value investors specifically make a big mistake. They think they're trying to catch a falling knife. When you're buying a company, no, you base your investment on earnings. If there's a corporate bond, so that x ihyp o company issues bonds, bond investors actually have rights to the assets of the company. And iave also added a component of momentum investing to my value investing. So i'm not catching those falling knives. I do want be a little bit clear excite. Ni've confused some people, but when i talked about commodity investing and buying under the cost of production, that's a commodity.
IN THIS EPISODE YOU’LL LEARN:
03:37 - What are commodities, and how do you invest in them.
06:33 - How you can invest in commodities through ETFs.
15:09 - The pros and cons of commodities.
16:59 - When is the "right time to buy".
23:56 - Why David invests in silver.
26:40 - Why do investors avoid investing in precious metals.
47:10 - How to pick mining stocks.
And much, much more!
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