Get Started Investing Mastering the Art of Investing Thesis Writing
In the past two episodes Bryce and Alec have explained what 'is' a thesis, and why it makes an important tool within your investing journey. They discussed how to record your thesis, when to review it ... and what to do if its broken.
In this episode we’re going to put it all together and understand the ingredients that go into a thesis. Because it's like a recipe - you don’t want to go too heavy on one ingredient. If you understand the company really well, but don’t understand the competitors you could make the wrong investing decision.
Here's the stock pitch guide that Alec and Bryce talked about too.
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