Familiarity is Not Tied to Relevance
A common mistake investors make is confusing their familiarity with a company with actual insights into its stock, or reading too much into a headline about a big company (e.g. Microsofts recent layoffs and the broader economy). All examples of trying to “time” or “predict” the future instead of sticking to a process and a plan.
Familiarity is Not Tied to Relevance
A common mistake investors make is confusing their familiarity with a company with actual insights into its stock, or reading too much into a headline about a big company (e.g. Microsofts recent layoffs and the broader economy). All examples of trying to “time” or “predict” the future instead of sticking to a process and a plan.