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CountessRolab 04/30/17 12:55:32 AM #1:	...easy. The industry is just filled with jargon to confuse people and make them think they need an advisor. Successful investing isnt about picking individual stocks, it is about putting together a portfolio of funds and holding for the long haul. You can basically just follow a set formula and be just fine. --- https://i.imgur.com/Ux7l21R.jpg <cite>CountessRolab posted [p:878177373] in The big se... [t:75294813]...</cite> <quote>...easy. The industry is just filled with jargon to confuse people and make them think they need an advisor. Successful investing isnt about picking individual stocks, it is about putting together a portfolio of funds and holding for the long haul. You can basically just follow a set formula and be just fine.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
wwinterj25 04/30/17 1:09:52 AM #2:	Yes mum. --- One who knows nothing can understand nothing. http://psnprofiles.com/wwinterj - http://i.imgur.com/kDysIcd.gif <cite>wwinterj25 posted [p:878177966] in The big se... [t:75294813]...</cite> <quote>Yes mum.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
este914 05/01/17 10:22:34 AM #3:	CountessRolab posted... ...easy. The industry is just filled with jargon to confuse people and make them think they need an advisor. Successful investing isnt about picking individual stocks, it is about putting together a portfolio of funds and holding for the long haul. You can basically just follow a set formula and be just fine. Whats your specific strategy? --- This Space For Rent. <cite>este914 posted [p:878255200] in The big se... [t:75294813]...</cite> <quote><cite>CountessRolab posted...</cite> <quote>...easy. The industry is just filled with jargon to confuse people and make them think they need an advisor. Successful investing isnt about picking individual stocks, it is about putting together a portfolio of funds and holding for the long haul. You can basically just follow a set formula and be just fine.</quote> Whats your specific strategy?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CountessRolab 05/01/17 9:49:14 PM #4:	este914 posted... CountessRolab posted... ...easy. The industry is just filled with jargon to confuse people and make them think they need an advisor. Successful investing isnt about picking individual stocks, it is about putting together a portfolio of funds and holding for the long haul. You can basically just follow a set formula and be just fine. Whats your specific strategy? Honestly, I had a professor who worked as a consultant for wealth management firms and had his own publicly traded mutual fund. He have me his Excel models + research and I just use those lol. --- https://i.imgur.com/Ux7l21R.jpg <cite>CountessRolab posted [p:878295237] in The big se... [t:75294813]...</cite> <quote><cite>este914 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>CountessRolab posted...</cite> <quote>...easy. The industry is just filled with jargon to confuse people and make them think they need an advisor. Successful investing isnt about picking individual stocks, it is about putting together a portfolio of funds and holding for the long haul. You can basically just follow a set formula and be just fine.</quote> Whats your specific strategy?</quote> Honestly, I had a professor who worked as a consultant for wealth management firms and had his own publicly traded mutual fund. He have me his Excel models + research and I just use those lol.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Muffinz0rz 05/01/17 10:44:02 PM #5:	CountessRolab posted... este914 posted... CountessRolab posted... ...easy. The industry is just filled with jargon to confuse people and make them think they need an advisor. Successful investing isnt about picking individual stocks, it is about putting together a portfolio of funds and holding for the long haul. You can basically just follow a set formula and be just fine. Whats your specific strategy? Honestly, I had a professor who worked as a consultant for wealth management firms and had his own publicly traded mutual fund. He have me his Excel models + research and I just use those lol. >Says you don't need an adviser >Basically gets an adviser for free story checks out --- Not changing this sig until Pat Benatar is in Super Smash Bros. (Started 8/31/2010) BRAVELY DEFAULT: 1075 - 0844 - 9134 + FS: Pumkaboo, Lampent, Dusclops. <cite>Muffinz0rz posted [p:878298871] in The big se... [t:75294813]...</cite> <quote><cite>CountessRolab posted...</cite> <quote><cite>este914 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>CountessRolab posted...</cite> <quote>...easy. The industry is just filled with jargon to confuse people and make them think they need an advisor. Successful investing isnt about picking individual stocks, it is about putting together a portfolio of funds and holding for the long haul. You can basically just follow a set formula and be just fine.</quote> Whats your specific strategy?</quote> Honestly, I had a professor who worked as a consultant for wealth management firms and had his own publicly traded mutual fund. He have me his Excel models + research and I just use those lol.</quote> >Says you don't need an adviser >Basically gets an adviser for free story checks out</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SusanGreenEyes 05/01/17 11:06:10 PM #6:	CountessRolab posted... ...easy. The industry is just filled with jargon to confuse people and make them think they need an advisor. Successful investing isnt about picking individual stocks, it is about putting together a portfolio of funds and holding for the long haul. You can basically just follow a set formula and be just fine. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-6lvu8GgtY --- Been a murder, over in Riften. Some old lady who runs an orphanage. Those poor children must be heartbroken. <cite>SusanGreenEyes posted [p:878300315] in The big se... [t:75294813]...</cite> <quote><cite>CountessRolab posted...</cite> <quote>...easy. The industry is just filled with jargon to confuse people and make them think they need an advisor. Successful investing isnt about picking individual stocks, it is about putting together a portfolio of funds and holding for the long haul. You can basically just follow a set formula and be just fine.</quote> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-6lvu8GgtY</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ShadosAtPhoenix 05/01/17 11:41:59 PM #7:	I just invest in 3 fairly different, but old/reliable mutual funds and don't look at it when it's going down. Been averaging 15%/year that way. Good enough! The only thing that's confusing, as mentioned, is the jargon around stuff like buying/selling (just so you can figure out your way around the various trading websites). After that. just keep buying, don't look back, chaching... <cite>ShadosAtPhoenix posted [p:878302429] in The big se... [t:75294813]...</cite> <quote>I just invest in 3 fairly different, but old/reliable mutual funds and don't look at it when it's going down. Been averaging 15%/year that way. Good enough! The only thing that's confusing, as mentioned, is the jargon around stuff like buying/selling (just so you can figure out your way around the various trading websites). After that. just keep buying, don't look back, chaching...</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CountessRolab 05/01/17 11:54:26 PM #8:	Muffinz0rz posted... CountessRolab posted... este914 posted... CountessRolab posted... ...easy. The industry is just filled with jargon to confuse people and make them think they need an advisor. Successful investing isnt about picking individual stocks, it is about putting together a portfolio of funds and holding for the long haul. You can basically just follow a set formula and be just fine. Whats your specific strategy? Honestly, I had a professor who worked as a consultant for wealth management firms and had his own publicly traded mutual fund. He have me his Excel models + research and I just use those lol. >Says you don't need an adviser >Basically gets an adviser for free story checks out Haha, I just use it to fine-tune my portfolio. Definitely not necessary. I used it to tweak my asset allocation and basically max standard deviation. Definitely not something a typical investor would want. I was more referring to the core fundamentals of investing/diversification. --- https://i.imgur.com/Ux7l21R.jpg <cite>CountessRolab posted [p:878303065] in The big se... [t:75294813]...</cite> <quote><cite>Muffinz0rz posted...</cite> <quote><cite>CountessRolab posted...</cite> <quote><cite>este914 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>CountessRolab posted...</cite> <quote>...easy. The industry is just filled with jargon to confuse people and make them think they need an advisor. Successful investing isnt about picking individual stocks, it is about putting together a portfolio of funds and holding for the long haul. You can basically just follow a set formula and be just fine.</quote> Whats your specific strategy?</quote> Honestly, I had a professor who worked as a consultant for wealth management firms and had his own publicly traded mutual fund. He have me his Excel models + research and I just use those lol.</quote> >Says you don't need an adviser >Basically gets an adviser for free story checks out</quote> Haha, I just use it to fine-tune my portfolio. Definitely not necessary. I used it to tweak my asset allocation and basically max standard deviation. Definitely not something a typical investor would want. I was more referring to the core fundamentals of investing/diversification.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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