TIP710: Common Stocks and Common Sense w/ Kyle Grieve
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You're listening to TIP. Ed Walkenheim is an unknown investor with an impeccable track record. From 1998 to 2017, his fund Greenhaven generated 19% returns before fees compared to the SP 500's annual return of just 7%. Now what drew me to his book is simplicity, or, as Ed calls it. Common sense.
you won't see any mention of complicated formulas or academic jargon in his book. Instead of overcomplicating investing. Ed focuses on what really matters. Using common sense to make quality investment decisions. Now one of Ed's first points in the book is just how good common stocks are.
The historic returns are so good that If we just can avoid common emotional mistakes such as panic selling. we can accrue more wealth than we'll ever need. Throughout this episode We'll go over several mistakes that Ed has observed in his decades in the market and made himself.
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