Randomly picking stocks, throwing them together, and then waiting for a Muse to place a perfectly timed sell call doesn’t constitute a portfolio or investment. People who do this are not investors. They’re gamblers.
Ditto for people who own mutual funds and allow their brokers to buy and sell them on a discretionary whim. These people are not investors. They’re people with money to invest. Big difference.
Investment isn’t an act – it’s a method, an understanding, and a perspective. If your investment portfolio doesn’t consistently outperform “market returns” it’s time to challenge your method!
The Lose Your Broker method is easy to understand, simple to use, and produces superior investment results. But it does require effort (everything worth having always does) and it does take practice. And once understood its tactics are easy to work into any hectic schedule.
Rest assured, you have the time, skill, and experiences to invest successfully. All you need is the tools and information to transform them into successful investment techniques.
That’s the purpose of the Lose Your Broker brand: its publications, website, and blogs: To support likeminded investors in their quest for financial success and independence. And with the Dow closing at 12,400 today, it’s a great time to get started.
Let me know if I can help.