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@2147mill To start.
The number of people who never start for fear of losing their money is unreal. I can only imagine where I'd be now if I'd started in my twenties.
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@2147mill Realise that you don't have a superpower. You can't consistently predict the market so buy solid long term investments and let time and compounding do the work.
In investing, index average returns can be life changing over time. It worked for me.
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@2147mill Whenever you feel like you're at the peak of your rave... Don't think twice Sell
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@2147mill Automate it. Monthly. Review every 6 months. Get on with the rest of your life.
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@2147mill Don’t be afraid to admit you’ve made a bad investment or cut your losses.
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@2147mill Have money on the side. People loose money because they lack small reserves and liquidity.
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@2147mill Personally, I think you have to learn what works for you. What I do would not work for 99% of people, but it works for me. Not keen on investing advice generally.
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@2147mill Avoid all advice from 'income' investors on X who haven't got a clue how covered call ETFs work who are happy to underperform the market.
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@2147mill The price you pay for an asset normally anchors to total return.
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@2147mill When you own rental properties someone else is paying for it
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