The two websites that I know of that track a focused number of really good investors are my website, a rule one investing and data Roma. Data Roma is free and they're quite good. They're accurate. And it's all right there. So I would not bother trying to figure out Edgar. That's an exercise in frustration. But at the end of the day, as you said, it's a good place to go get a filings like, you know, but you can get those everywhere too.
There are a number of ways that the average speculator can learn and benefit from the strategies and philosophies of the well-established greats like Buffett, but how can the savvy investor get the most out of the limited information available to us?
In the constant battle between businesses and the legislators trying to reign them in, the deck is often stacked against the little guy. Luckily, that’s not always the case, and successful investors know how to find every advantage possible to build a portfolio that can withstand market volatility.
This week on InvestED, Phil and Danielle answer some great questions they’ve received about how to find investing gurus that you can learn from. They’ll show you how to easily find the information you need from these investors, which will paint a clearer picture for you when it comes to your own personal investing journey..
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Topics Discussed:
- Index funds
- Pre-COVID Bitcoin
- Importance of following public filings of large scale investors
- Primary sources/secondary sources
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