De (schijn)veiligheid van het spaarboekje: 5 tips voor een spaarplan op lange termijn   vrtnws.be/p.3kOX1XYqE Kris Boudt

Unpopular opinion 100% equity is the least risky portfolio for long term investors.

10 Lessons I learned while working with William O'Neil ow.ly/B7J350BJ0cO

Here are the 100 things I’ve learned in investing. I’ve updated this over the years to 1) Share 2) Reduce my own unforced errors 3) Reinforce the good habits, like #47. (THREAD)

"10 Principles of Long-Term Investing Resilience". Some nice reminders for long-term investors.👍 mfs.com/content/dam/mf…

1/ 25 Top Quotes On Investing, Money, and Life (thread) "The difference between sounding smart and being smart is 'I don’t know.' " -- Naval More: ⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️

I’d like to share a story about the benefits of investing in the private and public markets and how the private market mindset can help public equity investors.

As a new investor, you may have heard of the VIX, but do not have a good understanding of what it is or how it works Let me put a thread together to help explain 👇VIX THREAD👇

Alright, here is the Options Thread many of you have inquired about Many of you already understand how to buy and sell individual stocks, but few are still understanding how options work Let me help you better understand 👇Buying Stock Options THREAD👇

In 1998, Amazon shares hit a low of $4.26. In 1999, Amazon shares hit a year new high of $106.70. In 2001, Amazon shares hit a year low of $5.97. In 2020, Amazon hit an ATH $3531.45. Don’t kid yourself, 100x baggers aren’t easy and most would never hold through drawdowns.

MemeBank Traderstewie In case you were looking for proper entry & exit points on swing trading chart patterns. 🤝

Investing should be fun If you don't enjoy researching stocks, just index and spend your free time elsewhere

Underappreciated Wealth Hacks: ▪️Avoiding debt ▪️Minimzing risk ▪️Finding your "enough" ▪️Keeping the same car ▪️Resisting lifestyle creep ▪️Keeping the same house ▪️Keeping the same spouse

Summary: 1: Market Cap 2: Sales Growth 3: FCF 4: Returns on Capital 5: Margins 6: TAM 7: Stock Performance 8: Current Valuation 9: Mission Statement 10: Inside Ownership

Staying in, not out. The risk in investing is not stock price volatility. The biggest risk in investing is the risk of permanent loss of capital, that keeps you out of the game. The best investors were great because they kept playing the game. If you are not in, you’re out.

I recently found out I'm going to be a father. Here are the principles I want to teach my child to live by:

I reached out to 12 of my favorite traders and asked them: What is the one thing you would change about your approach to trading when you first started out? Here are their answers 🧵👇

A couple of snapshots I saved a long time ago on "Why do we panic sell" and "How to minimize the chances of panic selling". "If we are in the markets, managing the volatility of our emotions is more important than the volatility of the markets, which you can't manage".