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Investment Clubs - Part I

Started by ybpguide · 9 months ago

One of my favorite albums is Like Water for Chocolate (shout out to my Chi-town family). If you know the album thereâs a track called The Questions that I really dig, the following article addresses the questions you should ask when considering investment clubs. Investment clubs have b ... Continue reading »

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ETS
1 year ago

Good stuff man. Never heard of these. Although I'd be a bit nervous about joining one. I'm not that informed when it comes to investing, so I dont have many tips to offer. Plus I trust the advisors I have now. I'd hate to leave them for people like me.

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Dash
1 year ago

ETS -- The beauty of investment clubs is that you don't have to have a lot of investment knowledge. That's actually the best by product of joining/starting one. Props on finding an advisor you trust but its always good to know a little bit about the game you are playing.

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Dav K.
1 year ago

Dash you kinda confirm ETS's concerns. Why would anyone want to join a club filled with people with no knowledge?

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Dash
1 year ago

It's the premise that you learn by doing. You don't have to be Ben Bernanke or Warren Buffett to be a good investor, as a matter of fact you probably know more than you think right now. A good portion of picking investments is common sense. Investment clubs give the opportunity to discuss investments rationally and deliberately. Most investors fail because they buy and sell with emotion. Investing is a process based on fundamentals and information--larger groups can (usually) see past the noise and ask the tough questions.

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