6 Tweets That Will Change Your Investing Mindset 🤔 💭 🚀
Strengthen Your Investing Psychology. 🔥
Today, in just 6 Tweets, I will change your investing mindset.
Let’s get started. 👇
1. Do You Own Your Income?
2. Buy Assets, Or Inflation Will Destroy You
3. Dividends Are Grounded In Reality
4. The Dangers Of Day Trading
5. Invest For The Long Term
6. Stock Price Does Not Equal Intrinsic Value
Did any of these concepts change the way you think about investing?
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They reminded me why I should invest for the long-term, and that dividends pay me while I wait for a company stock price to increase over the long-term. I'm also reminded to look at the fundamentals of a company and not the stock price because that's what really informs me of the true value - overvalued or undervalued. Not all assets are created equally and any that help to protect against inflation might not be worth it do the risks associated with them. The one tweet that really got me to think was "Most of us just rent our income". I feel that everyone should really take the time to ponder this one. Think about what your time is worth and how you spend your "rental income". Why the saying I've used through out my life of "It's not how much you make, it's how much you keep", really gives another meaning to me, for, by spending less and keeping more, I can invest more in dividend stocks, to make more so I can rent out myself less. Thank you.
They didn’t change the way I think, but they sure reconfirmed it. Thanks!