Investor Paid the High Cost of Inertia
If something is great, and you use it and love it, and everyone loves it, maybe you should invest in it. I started using Amazon.com early on, say around 1998.
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During my very early days as an equity investor, I invested in a high-quality coal miner that was the market’s darling at the time. It had survived the 2008 financial crisis unscathed and delivered stellar returns in a falling market.
Read Full PostMedical house-call project investment had everything but the basics
Two years ago, I invested a large sum of money into a private equity deal to take over a family-run home doctor service. The deal was with a group of respected players, and the new money was designed to expand the business model across the country.
Read Full PostSix ways you will lose your money
Besides my podcast interviews, I have also received about 500 written stories on the topic of My Worst Investment Ever. I’ve done a lot of work to analyze and categorize all these interviews and stories to determine the ways investors lose money.
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